#low-code

Articles tagged with #low-code

88% of orgs hit an AI agent security incident — and half their agents run with no boundaries. That's an architecture problem.
A stat from 2026 that should stop you cold: 88% of organizations reported a confirmed or suspected AI agent security incident in the past year (92.7% in healthcare). And more than half of all agents r
Jun 22, 20265 min read
"Coding is over, Software is not" — the line that nails AI coding's biggest misunderstanding
At a conference this week, a VP at PingCAP (the company behind TiDB) dropped a line that's been rattling around my head ever since: "Coding is over, Software is not." Writing code is getting solved
Jun 21, 20265 min read
Even Anthropic didn't notice Claude got worse for weeks — AI quality is invisible, and that's the enterprise problem
The company that ships the best coding model on the planet just published a postmortem worth sitting with: three innocent-looking config changes quietly degraded Claude's output — and it took weeks to
Jun 16, 20265 min read
Start as a monolith, grow into distributed — without the rewrite. How low-code can pull it off.
Almost every enterprise system walks the same road: a monolith is cheapest while you're small, distributed is mandatory once you scale. The pain is the step between them — it usually means a rewrite.
Jun 13, 20263 min read
"Supports custom code" means nothing. Here's the 3-level ruler that tells you if a low-code platform will lock you in.
Every low-code vendor says "we support customization." But supports is a weasel word — recoloring a button is customization, and rewriting a scheduling engine is also customization. What actually deci
Jun 11, 20263 min read
Your low-code project didn't fail because of low-code. It failed because you picked the wrong paradigm.
Everyone who's shipped an enterprise system on a low-code platform knows the arc. The first two months are euphoric — drag, drop, forms and workflows and dashboards go live, the boss is thrilled. Then
Jun 10, 20265 min read