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32 Low-code Development Statistics to Know Before Adopting

Many people want to design their applications but they can’t due to a lack of coding skills.

by Rajendra Roul

I Tested 10 No-code Development Platforms: My Review as a Proud No-coder

Over the past 10+ years, I have managed websites across industries such as car insurance, pet insurance, digital media, e-commerce, and more, all while working with limited developer resources. Hence, utilizing no-code and low-code development platforms has been key to my success.

by Hayata Nakamura

Automation and Collaboration in Focus at Salesforce’s TrailblazerDX 2022

Salesforce’s TrailblazerDX (TDX) 2022, a Salesforce developer conference at the end of April, featured a plethora of forward-looking statements, demos, workshops, and dancing mascots. Much was said and shown, but automation and collaboration were key themes at both TDX and the preceding analyst summit. So how does Salesforce's messaging line up with what software buyers are asking for?

by Adam Crivello

Low-Code Development Platforms Discussions

Question on: GeneXus

Is it possible to use genexus solely as backend? is that the case.. how it could be done?

I really struggle with genexus front-end. It would be great if an external front-end such as react could be used instead.

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Yes, you can use GeneXus for the Backend and create the Frontend in another technology. The simplest way is by creating services that work like an API. That in GX is pretty straightforward, exposing procs, or BC or Data Providers as webservices, with the technology you need. The API object was created precisely to solve these types of scenarios: https://wiki.genexus.com/commwiki/servlet/wiki?46151,Category%3AAPI+object With this object you can create a "layer" that is generated with the API, which would be the backend that the frontend that you use (React, Angular or whatever) is going to consume.

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Answered: Virginia Paternostro on May 21, 2021

Basically, you can develop data and service layers and use REST services to comunicate with UI. I've done sample applications against Android and web interface frameworks and it seems to do the job perfectly

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Answered: Ignacio Benedetto on November 1, 2021

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Answered: Ignacio Benedetto on June 16, 2022

Yes, it's entirely possible to use GeneXus as a pure backend. You can expose your business logic and data through REST APIs generated automatically by GeneXus, and then connect any frontend — whether React, Angular, or a mobile app — to those endpoints. Simply define your transactions and procedures, expose them as REST services, and handle the frontend independently. It's a great approach if your team prefers a specific frontend framework while still leveraging GeneXus's powerful backend and database automation.

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Answered: Víctor Alonso Solano Valverde on April 21, 2026

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Question on: UiPath Agentic Automation

What would be the best practice to implement in house UiPath Orchestrator with ease?

This is related to UiPath inhouse infra setup.

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Consider using ReFramework if you are using Orchestrator-queues.

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Answered: DEBAGNIK KAR on July 2, 2021

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