Last week’s HCL Horizons 2025 launch for our Total Experience platform highlighted the benefits that organizations are seeing every day through the use of this technology. HCL Total Experience allows you to: The event featured an interview with Industry analyst John Rymer from Analysis.tech, who coined the term low code development a decade ago. HeContinue reading “HCL Horizons 2025 Launch Highlights Value of HCL Total Experience Platform”
Category Archives: Low Code
Now Available: Domino REST API v1.1 and VoltScript EA3
Domino REST API v1.1 and VoltScript Early Access Release 3 are now available for download. DRAPI v1.1 adds enhancements related to encrypted content, among many other enhancements and fixes, and VS EA3 is the first release to include a Volt MX Go Foundry installation that supports VoltScript, as well as many other new features. PleaseContinue reading “Now Available: Domino REST API v1.1 and VoltScript EA3”
HCL Total Experience Webinar Series
We’re running an ongoing series of webinars for Federal agencies on the HCL Total Experience portfolio. First up on 9/26 is a session on accelerating app development with Volt MX. Register for the series here: https://hclgov.webex.com/webappng/sites/hclgov/webinar/webinarSeries/register/0f1715a5632b4b46afcdacaedb54f6d7 Accelerate App Development with Volt MXDate: Sep 26, 2024 | 1:00 – 2:00 PM EDTVolt MX is a lowContinue reading “HCL Total Experience Webinar Series”
Volt MX Go Webinars
If you’ve been hearing about Volt MX Go and want to get into more details, we have some new webinars that should be of interest. In the first, Volt MX Go Extends your Domino Application Development, Product Management Director Suhas Bhat and engineering lead Matt Munse explain what Volt MX Go is and demonstrate theContinue reading “Volt MX Go Webinars”
Now Available: Volt MX Go 2.0.4
Volt MX Go v2.0.4 is now available, adding new and enhanced capabilities that continue to make it easier to import Domino fields, forms, views and agents and connect back to Domino with higher fidelity. Wether you are looking to extend existing applications with a front-end developed in Volt MX or to use Volt Foundry toContinue reading “Now Available: Volt MX Go 2.0.4”
Volt MX named Best No Code/Low Code Platform in SIIA 2024 CODiE Awards
HCL Volt MX was named Best No Code/Low Code Platform in this year’s Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) CODiE awards. The CODiE Awards are the industry’s only peer-reviewed awards program, and for the past 39 years professionals with proven experience in each category evaluate the nominees and select the category winner. Volt MX was praisedContinue reading “Volt MX named Best No Code/Low Code Platform in SIIA 2024 CODiE Awards”
Whitepaper: A Guide to Implementing a Unified Data Fabric Strategy with HCL Volt Foundry
While the front end of an app is front and center for its users, integrations make up 60% of the development effort behind that app. Accordingly, organizations that are planning out their development strategy need to make every effort to make sure they are being as efficient and effective as possible in how they access,Continue reading “Whitepaper: A Guide to Implementing a Unified Data Fabric Strategy with HCL Volt Foundry”
Now Available: Volt MX Go v2.0.3, Domino REST API v1.0.12, VoltScript EA2
New versions of all the components of Volt MX Go are now available. Volt MX Go v2.0.3 offers enhancements and new features that continue to make it easier to extend Domino applications to Volt MX native mobile, Web and Desktop applications and to use Volt Foundry to integrate with other enterprise systems. The latest DominoContinue reading “Now Available: Volt MX Go v2.0.3, Domino REST API v1.0.12, VoltScript EA2”
HBR Webinar: Combining Low-Code/No-Code Speed with IT Discipline Webinar
Earlier this month, HCL’s Andrew Manby spoke with Alex Clemente of Harvard Business Review Analytic Services about the trend towards citizen development that we are seeing in companies that want an alternative to the long wait times and lost opportunities associated with requiring that all applications be developed by IT. (Link) During the discussion, theyContinue reading “HBR Webinar: Combining Low-Code/No-Code Speed with IT Discipline Webinar”
Empower Citizen Developers to Accelerate Innovation: MIT Sloan Webinar Recap
HCLSoftware’s Richard Jefts and Andrew Manby led an insightful webinar on citizen development last week. Moderated by Wade Roush, the webinar covered a range of topics related to trends in no code/low code development, how AI can contribute to no code development, and the importance of giving citizen developers the tools they need to buildContinue reading “Empower Citizen Developers to Accelerate Innovation: MIT Sloan Webinar Recap”
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