The demand for websites, web apps, and native apps has reached new heights, and programmers are needed now more than ever. Some of today’s development happens with no-code and low-code tools that allow people with no technical background to build and customize their own applications. If you're a seasoned coder, it can get a bit confusing sometimes. But, you need to be able to talk clearly and directly about your projects, which means collaborating with no-coders, too.
In this audio-only course — part of the "Tech on the Go" series — veteran LinkedIn Learning instructor Jen Kramer walks you through the fundamentals of the no-code landscape. Learn about the historical perspective of no-code on the web and the ways in which no-code can improve efficiency on development teams. Explore use cases for no-code solutions, automation, security, and troubleshooting. Along the way, Jen highlights some of the pros and cons of no-code so you can grow your skills and become a more well-rounded developer.
- Issuing Organization: LinkedIn
- Issue Date: February 16, 2024
- Credential ID: f57e9cfe4156243de86c2147641340134991b11a249e8b197729fc1afcf6fdd5
- Credential URL: Course Completed
Tech on the Go: No-Code for Coders
Veteran LinkedIn Learning instructor Jen Kramer walks you through the fundamentals of the no-code landscape. Learn about the historical perspective of no-code on the web and the ways in which no-code can improve efficiency on development teams.
Last Updated: February 16, 2024
