Sources and Further Reading

Sources

The content of this module is based on the following sources and resources:

Fundamentals of No-Code/Low-Code

• Gartner: "Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms" -- Market analysis of low-code platforms in the enterprise space. gartner.com
• Forrester: "The State of Low-Code Platforms" -- Analysis of market development and trends. forrester.com

No-Code Platforms (As of: May 2026)

• Bubble -- Visual web app builder for complex applications. bubble.io
• Glide -- Create apps from spreadsheets. glideapps.com
• Softr -- Web apps and customer portals from Airtable. softr.io

AI-Native App Builders (As of: May 2026)

• v0 (Vercel) -- AI-powered UI generation for React projects. v0.dev
• Bolt (StackBlitz) -- Create complete web apps via prompt in the browser. bolt.new
• Lovable -- AI-powered app builder with a focus on design and usability. lovable.dev

Prototyping and Product Development

• Eric Ries: "The Lean Startup" -- Foundational work on MVP development and iterative learning.
• Jake Knapp: "Sprint" -- Method for rapid prototyping and user testing in 5 days.

Cross-Platform Development (As of: May 2026)

• Flutter -- Google's framework for cross-platform apps (iOS, Android, web). flutter.dev
• React Native -- Meta's framework for native mobile apps with JavaScript. reactnative.dev

Further Reading

• AI Workshop: Coding -- AI-powered programming from a user's perspective
• AI Workshop: Automation -- Automating processes with AI
• Beginner Path: Prompting Basics -- Fundamentals for effective AI prompts

As of: May 2026. Links and tool information are subject to change.