Low code is now replacing developers

Mon, 27 May 2024 15:01:55 +0800

Low Code is now replacing developers

What is Low-Code?

Low-code is a simpler, faster, and easier way to develop applications. It uses a drag-and-drop interface with minimal coding, speeding up development and delivery. Unlike traditional methods that require skilled teams and deep technical knowledge, low-code allows developers and business users to create apps quickly and efficiently.

This reduces IT professionals' backlog and workload, allowing them to focus on more complex tasks. Additionally, low-code lets business users participate in developing applications, so they can include feedback from different stakeholders, giving them more control over the final product's specifications

By empowering IT and business users with the right tools, low-code boosts productivity, efficiency, and overall morale within an organization.

When to use Low-Code?

For Agile Business Transformations:

Departments like HR, Marketing, and Operations often need to implement changes quickly to improve their functions. Traditional development is not always suitable due to its inflexibility and longer timelines.

Low-code, however, enables rapid application development and easy modifications, fostering agile transformations within businesses. For instance, the marketing department can use low-code to automate workflows without depending heavily on IT.

For Quick Application Development:

Business users often drive innovation but lack the coding skills required for traditional development, making them reliant on IT departments.

Low Code platforms change this dynamic by allowing business users to design and deploy apps with minimal coding skills, reducing IT dependencies and speeding up the development process.

For Customizable Solutions:

Unique business problems often require tailored solutions, which can be expensive and time-consuming with traditional development.

Low-code allows for easy and cost-effective customization and scaling of applications, making it a practical alternative when off-the-shelf solutions fall short and traditional development is not justified.

Ready to experience the transformative power of low-code for your business? Take the leap and revolutionize your development process today! Start your journey towards agility, efficiency, and innovation by exploring low-code solutions now.

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[Case Study] Nasty Worldwide (NSTY): Productivity, Collaboration & HR Management

Thu, 20 Jul 2023 13:37:33 +0800

Nasty Worldwide (NSTY)

Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS) Provider

Business Case at a Glance

As of January 2019, NASTY is a full-fledged provider of smoking-cessation solutions, having released its first closed pod system device, the NCIG 1 (an abbreviation of the NASTY Cigarette). The device was created in-house with the intention of providing the best possible aid to smokers trying to break their habit.

Back then, they used many incompatible apps. Hence, teamwork was often repetitive, laborious, and disorganised. Aplikasi, which develops tightly integrated applications, recommended Zoho One.

Company Background

NASTY Worldwide started out as an e-liquid manufacturer when it was established in 2015 in the city of Tampin in Malaysia. NASTY quickly began penetrating markets and gaining a large following across Europe and the Americas with its award-winning creations. The company focuses its research and development efforts on flavour combinations that set new trends and on fresh brand designs.

Nasty LABS R&D Center is the heartbeat of NASTY. This centre offers comprehensive services to original equipment manufacturer (OEM) customers all over the world. Today, NASTY designs, develops, and markets a comprehensive ecosystem of solutions for electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS). NASTY is located in Indonesia, India, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, and South Korea. Their goal is to have NASTY become the ENDS Solutions Provider with the Largest Market Share and Most Recognized Brand Name by the year 2030.

The Challenge

The fact that they utilised a large number of apps that were not compatible with one another or able to communicate with one another was an issue back then. As a result of it, the process of collaborating within their team was frequently redundant, tedious, and unorganized.

The increasing cost of Google Suite was the main reason this strategy was adopted by Nasty and how we came into the picture. The other difficulty that they were encountering was in the area of human resources management. Their HR policy was not easily implementable with their old system, which was HR.

Finding the Solution

The first project we had with NASTY was migrating their Google Suite to Zoho Workplace. This migration exercise includes the migration of about 300 employees' email accounts from GSuite to Zoho Mail, the configuration of domains in Zoho Mail, and redirection setup to ensure emails coming into the old address are captured in the new address. Not to forget, Zoho People was also introduced with the integration to Payroll Panda.

Implementations & Results

The applications of Zoho People, Zoho Expense, and PayrollPanda were all developed and tightly connected with one another. All of the claims and the basic salary are sent to Payroll Panda, and then Payroll Panda will process the amount to generate payslips for all of the employees. Once this is complete, the payslip can be downloaded from or viewed within Zoho People. The majority of the processes are made more efficient by the fact that they all operate in the background.

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What apps have been deployed

Zoho One
Zoho Creator
Zoho People
Zoho Books

What our client says about our service?

Very helpful and responsive and friendly from Aplikasi in delivering and assisting us in our needs.

- Nasty team

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Low code is now replacing developers