Low-code and no-code platforms are revolutionizing how people build digital tools, even without technical skills. In Sri Lanka, entrepreneurs, students, and even government workers are creating apps without writing a single line of code. Tools like Glide, Bubble, and Power Apps are becoming popular because they are affordable and easy to use for launching websites, apps, or internal systems.
These platforms empower “citizen developers”—individuals outside traditional IT roles—to solve real-life problems with tech. A small business owner in Galle can now create a full inventory system. A tuition teacher in Kandy can build a scheduling app for students. These examples show how low-code tools are bridging the gap between ideas and implementation in Sri Lanka.
The speed at which apps can be developed and updated is another big advantage. Businesses no longer need to wait for months or spend lakhs on software development. Whether you need a quick booking app or an online product catalog, there’s a low-code solution available. This is especially helpful for SMEs in rural and suburban areas.
At CodeHub.lk, we’re on a mission to make app-building accessible to everyone in Sri Lanka. Our beginner-friendly training sessions cover popular low-code tools and guide you from idea to launch—even if you’ve never coded before.