All programming languages are some sort of abstraction to the underlying machine language. Low code is just "one more abstraction to machine language". Previo

All programming languages are some sort of abstraction to the underlying machine language. Low code is just "one more abstraction to machine language". Previous art in this area would be Lotus Notes (1990's), Hypercard (1980's), and Lotus 123 (1980's). Low code should be as close to a speaking language as possible. Declarative ideally. e.g. "Create a read-write rest framework for the database table named orders". An engineer would then go, "Oh, so you know you're missing permissions from the LDAP groups", and then solve that problem, and then figure out how make the LDAP groups map to the low code framework. That's kinda the sorta thing we do already.