Microsoft is separating its low-code programming tools from Power Apps. What does that mean for you and for your apps?

Microsoft demonstrated the T-Mobile app during its virtual Ignite technology conference Tuesday to show the capabilities of its Power Platform and Power Apps low-code and no-code software ...

Microsoft's series of new product announcements this week at Build 2022 gives new options for orgs to achieve low-code development goals.

Low-code software development is becoming increasingly popular because it enables people with only minimal coding skills to create lots of useful apps that can streamline their work processes.

Enhanced governance and administration As low-code apps become more widely used within organizations, new capabilities are needed to manage their growth and scale, Microsoft said.

The Azure cloud computing platform is dominating news coming out of the ongoing Microsoft Ignite 2020 developer/IT pro event, even extending to low-code application development with the company's ...

Microsoft's Power Apps low-code development offering was among four market leaders identified in a new report from research firm Forrester.

Power Apps, Microsoft's low-code development service, is now available in a pay-as-you-go plan linked to an Azure cloud subscription. Power Apps is the low-code development component of Microsoft's ...

Microsoft is rolling out its big 'Wave I' updates for Power Apps portals, the low-code toolset for building websites for external users to interact with business data stored in the Power Apps ...

Microsoft might not have a mobile platform but it has a few tricks up its sleeve to win in low-code app creation.

Instead, what Microsoft is doing here is taking some of the low-code aspects of a tool like Power Apps and using AI to essentially turn those into no-code experiences, too.

Microsoft's business applications platform is opening up, allowing non-programmers to fill the 'developer gap'.