Here are five common founder's mistakes in Low-code Dev and how to overcome them ⛔

By being aware of these mistakes and taking proactive steps, founders can make the most of low-code development while avoiding potential pitfalls.

DAte

Jun 10, 2024

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1. Customization Limits

Don't assume low-code platforms can handle all complexities. Research platform capabilities, integrate custom code if needed.

2. Performance & Scalability

Low-code abstracts tech details, but performance matters. Regularly test & optimize. Ensure scalability as users grow. #LowCodeDevelopment

3. Security Oversight

Don't overlook security! Educate yourself & implement best practices. Secure user data & sensitive info.

4. Inadequate Documentation

Document thoroughly! Avoid future challenges with onboarding & handovers. Keep detailed technical docs. #DocumentationMatters

5. Unvalidated MVP

Validate your MVP! Test, gather feedback, analyze user behavior. Make data-driven decisions for improvements.

By being aware of these mistakes and taking proactive steps, founders can make the most of low-code development while avoiding potential pitfalls.

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Elena N.

Elena is a seasoned low-code CTO at Invental with over 6 years of development experience. Leveraging expertise in innovative technologies and low-code platforms, the author has consistently delivered impactful and efficient solutions, driving digital transformation and enhancing business operations.

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