Will Low-Code replace Java?

They say that in 2025, 70% of new applications were developed using Low-Code or No-Code platforms, compared to 25% in 2020. That’s spectacular growth, and it’s expected to keep rising. What does this mean for us, Java developers? Has the time come to quit, go home, eat popcorn, and watch TV? Or maybe not just yet…

I invite you to read the following article from Java Code Geeks, where this topic is discussed in depth, mentioning several real-world examples of successful and failed Low-Code platforms. It also explores the impact that AI could have on Low-Code and on Java in the future. Interestingly, it even mentions OpenXava as a low-code platform that is at the same time native to Java.