Open-Lowcode

A framework for custom enterprise software development

Open Lowcode allows organizations with limited IT budget to build good software, and run it cheaply for years.

published by Open Lowcode SAS. To understand the design decisions, head for the tech blog. For a quick intro, head for the 10 minutes tutorial.

Reference Documentation Operation Guide, javadoc and Developer Guide provide all informations to use the framework, and will also provide dependencies for recompiling the project.

New Open Lowcode v1.5.0 is Released (6th of April 2020)

You are welcome to get involved and contribute to the project. The project has started as a one-man effort, and to grow, it needs your help, opinions and talent: especially, your field experience in IT departments is invaluable.

Here are some ways you can contribute:

suggesting new features or bug corrections. If you are sure, please submit an issue on Github. If you prefer to discuss first, head for the Open Lowcode subreddit. Of course, the fixes will be best effort
writing improvements to the framework to be included in the next release
As a company using the framework, you may request additions to the framework for a fee to Open Lowcode SAS. It may be surprisingly cheap and fast if you are used to normal developments in enterprise software. Additions to the framework will be integrated in the open-source project, a great way for you to support the community.

You may also want to consult the contributor guidelines and code of conduct.

To get in touch privately, please use this contact form.

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