As the name suggests, low-code platforms do not require much coding experience or expertise to accomplish the task at hand, opening up the pool of employees who can accomplish the task to less technical personnel. Developers are still needed to an extent, but not as much as they would be with a platform that didn’t pay as much mind to the principle of "low code." It is important to note, though, that the concept of "low code" is subjective. There is no industry-determined nor industry-accepted way to measure what meets the definition of "low code." Large organizations could have hundreds of thousands of lines of code—which is considerable—but that might be relatively small compared to their competitors.