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Introducing the Low-Code Manifesto
Greetings from the front lines of software development! Meet the Mendix Low-Code Manifesto and read our 9 essential principles of low-code app development.
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One Year In.
October 1, 2019, will mark the one year anniversary of our acquisition by Siemens, and as I took the stage in New York City this morning to explain how Mendix has become a key part Siemens Digital Industries Software to more than 100 Industry journalists and analysts at the Siemens Media and Analyst Conference this week, I can’t help but look back at the past 11 months.
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The 2019 MXDP Magic Quadrant: Application Development goes Multiexperience
With concepts like conversational UI and augmented reality, it's clear that mobile application development isn't enough. Multiexperience is the new way to develop. See why Gartner labeled us a visionary leader in their new MXDP Magic Quadrant.
FAQ – Ensuring Business Continuity for Mendix Customers
We are committed to ensuring that Mendix-built mission-critical apps will continue to run reliably, 24/7, on our cloud platform and
Mendix World 2020: Event Canceled Due to Coronavirus
If you’re reading this message, you know Mendix is more than just a company, it’s a community. A community of
Low-Code Principle #5: Openness, Or, No App Is An Island
So you want to build the next great app for your global enterprise or to launch your start-up? Openness is a key app development platform feature you’ll need.
Low-Code Principle #4: The Cloud, Key to Smart Apps and Easy Deployment
Soon, we won’t even be able to imagine life without the cloud. Read about Principle #4 of Low-Code, The Cloud, to see why cloud is so important to low-code.
Mendix 8.7 - More Time to Make
With Mendix 8.7, get time back in your busy day with new native mobile widgets, the ability to copy/paste pages in Studio, and improved commit performance.
Low-Code Principle #3: Agile Methodology & Low-Code, BFFs
Ross and Rachel. Soup and sandwich. Low-code and Agile. Another one of history’s great parings. Read our blog about the #3 Principle of Low-Code: Agility.
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