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OutSystems

ounting Intel, Vodafone and VW among its customers, OutSystems helps businesses create cloudbased, on-premises and hybrid applications for mobile and web. Its development environment is predominantly drag-and-drop, with views for processes, data and interface, and more than 100 responsive UI templates to get you started. The interface intelligently updates to reflect new data – so, for example, changing an underlying database will automatically update the forms that feed into or draw from it – and advanced users can add custom code

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