Simplification and automation of processes is a hot topic nowadays, including in the areas of web development and business analysis. In response to the complexity and diversity of modern software development tools, the concepts of No-Code and Low-Code platforms have emerged.

These concepts imply the abandonment of professional developers, at least partially and in some areas, and the expansion of the number of people who could create their own product with absolutely no knowledge of programming.

There are two main directions - No-Code and Low-Code. If the first direction is more about web development and creating your own services from ready-made templates, then with the help of Low-Code you can quickly modify, improve and expand the work with business processes and analytics.

To make changes to business processes using Low-Code technologies, the analyst does not need to bring in development - all of these systems work with BPMN 2.0 notations to describe business processes so that analysts work with familiar elements. This solves one of the key challenges of digital business transformation - speeding up procedures from an idea on paper to a working business process. In addition, using graph databases through Low-Code allows changes to be made to business processes without stopping work or blocking access.

Low-code systems most often have a simple and functional interface for user convenience. At the same time, the systems themselves are filled with ready-made templates for various business processes. Businesses can directly take these processes and adapt them to their own operations and stacks, while programming-free computing systems and data visualization technologies simplify the analyst's work and reduce the need to engage developers.

Separate program code management is an exceptional feature of ROBIN, enabling both traditional Low-Code and real No-Code modes.

The ability to create robots without programming, from cubes, is available to almost any customer's specialist, it is easy to understand.

Most centers of expertise in the field of robotization, which were created by foreign vendors, are focused on programmers in customer companies. That's why Low-Code mode is used for such employees, which allows them to program directly in the Studio or create their own components using the Robin SDK tool, and you can write code in any programming language - Java, Python or any .Net framework language.

According to Robin's ideology, developers don't just write code, but create exactly the actions for reuse within an organization with a given role model. Like most RPA vendors, program code in ROBIN can also be created in the robot script itself using the Low-Code editor, which is saved as a separate secure package, and can be imported into another studio as an action, or published to an Orchestrator. Accordingly, this approach allows managing the program code separately from the robot script itself - setting the necessary rights, role model, ensuring proper security and technology of its further maintenance and reuse.

 

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