We're big fans of no-code and low-code systems. Webflow describes No-code as a type of web development that allows non-developers to create software using a graphical user interface, instead of writing code.
So low-code still relies on software developers, but is much faster.
When building a complex app, one of the hardest things to pin down is the architecture. One of the key considerations is making it future-proof. But how is that easily achieved?
Enter AWS Application Composer. Billed as an easy way to visually compose serverless applications using AWS services with little guesswork. Alright, this is cool.
We checked out the preview and this is, really cool. The SaaS backend leader is making it simpler to deploy infrastructure-as-code (IaC) that follows best practices, is easy to maintain, and includes multiplayer mode.
It took us way longer to read the documentation than it did to deploy the enterprise-grade, serverless micro-services architecture—what a mouthful.
We'll be writing a full review at some point and open-sourcing our architecture too.
Until then... channel your inner Dora and go use the explorer.
About Rebekah Radice
Rebekah Radice, co-founder of BRIL.LA, has traded narcissism for purpose. When not driving growth, you'll find her tricking family into thinking she's Emeril Lagasse - likely covered in marinara. The spotlight was fun, but impact is better. These days she's using 20+ years of brand brilliance for good.