Hybrid Low-Code Code-Enabled Design
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A Hybrid Low-Code Code-Enabled Design is a software design approach that can support hybrid low-code code-enabled development tasks.
- AKA: Hybrid Visual-Code Design, Low-Code Plus Design.
- Context:
- It can typically attract Hybrid Low-Code Code-Enabled Non-Technical Users through hybrid low-code code-enabled drag-and-drop tools.
- It can often enable Hybrid Low-Code Code-Enabled Developer Customization via hybrid low-code code-enabled scripting language support.
- It can range from being a Basic Hybrid Low-Code Code-Enabled Design to being a Advanced Hybrid Low-Code Code-Enabled Design, depending on its hybrid low-code code-enabled customization level.
- It can provide Hybrid Low-Code Code-Enabled Granular Control for hybrid low-code code-enabled logic implementation.
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- Example(s):
- Counter-Example(s):
- Pure No-Code Design, which lacks hybrid low-code code-enabled code support and relies solely on visuals.
- Full-Code Design, which requires hybrid low-code code-enabled programming knowledge without visual aids.
- See: Hybrid Low-Code Code-Enabled Development Environment, Hybrid Low-Code Code-Enabled Workflow Tool.