Low Down on Low-Code

Figma's Head of Insights, Andrew Hogan, discusses creating great user experiences at low-code scale. They emphasize the importance of caring about user experiences, well-designed low-code tools, and support from designers. The podcast explores the significance of design systems, collaboration between developers and designers, and the potential of conversational UI in low-code development. Additionally, the conversation delves into establishing fusion teams, encouraging rich content, and prioritizing user-friendly products.

Expert Merv and Rob Koplowitz discuss the production of evaluative research in the low-code industry. They explore the significance and complexities of Magic Quadrants and Waves, emphasizing the importance of engaging with analysts and understanding evolving criteria. The episode also delves into strategies for vendors to influence criteria in their favor and navigating buyer-vendor relationships in the B2B SaaS industry.

Author Jessica D'Oliveira discusses the challenges of finding and training low-code developers. They explore the evolving landscape of low-code development, the tools and skills needed, the value of low-code platforms, and driving cultural change within organizations.

Burley Kawasaki, with experience at Microsoft, Kony, and K2, discusses the distinction between low-code and no-code platforms, the evolution and challenges in their development, the concept of fusion teams, and the importance of governance and design principles in application development.

Former Forrester analyst and 'low-code' term inventor, John Rymer, shares insights on the evolution of low code, the importance of governance, and the impact on workforce skills. The podcast delves into the rise of low-code tools in business, challenges in technology transitions, and the adaptability of low code in meeting customer needs.