INVESTIGACIÓN DE LAS PLATAFORMAS "NO-CODE", EXISTENTES EN LA ACTUALIDAD PARA LOS DESARROLLADORES DE SOFTWARE ORIENTADAS AL SITIO WEB

Abstract

This report presents an investigation into the "No-Code" platforms available in the current market, focused on the development of website-oriented software, with the aim of evaluating their viability and applicability in professional environments. The research was carried out at the Tena Higher Technological Institute during the 2024-IS academic year, within the information technology line and the technological project management subline. The main "No-Code" platforms were identified and analyzed, highlighting their characteristics, advantages and limitations. A comparative table that synthesizes these findings to facilitate evaluation. In addition, an online technology store application prototype was developed using the Bubble platform, wich allowed the identification of the practical challenges and benefits of adopting these platforms. The results indicate that, although "No-Code" platforms are accessible and effective for simple and mediumsized projects, they present limitations in customization and scability for more complex applications. It concludes with recommendations for the adoption and effective use of these tools in software development projects, providing a practical guide for students and professionals in training.