The Low Code Solutions service and low code/no code platforms enable UW-Madison administrators, application managers and software development teams to build applications of varying complexities. The goal is to increase business and developer productivity and deliver apps with high-performance low code or no code. The low code or no code platforms will support a wide range of application use cases, from transactional apps for business to consumers (B2C) to business workflows and system integrations.
The UW-Madison’s low code platform, Betty Blocks, is a stand-alone application development platform intended to empower the collaboration of non-IT, business centric staff with professional software developers to build applications of various scale and complexity. The UW-Madison’s no code platform, Kuali Build, is a stand-alone application development platform intended to empower campus administrators (non-IT, business centric staff) to build single form applications with simple or divergent workflows. The scale will be local, department only, campus-wide, and system-wide applications (Betty Blocks only), and the use case complexity will span from simple form automations to business workflows, to transactional apps for business to consumers.