This study examines the profound influence of Low Code/No Code (LC/NC) development platforms on conventional software development processes. LC/NC systems, characterised by their intuitive interfaces and interchangeable components, democratise the process of app creation. They empower anyone without extensive technical knowledge to quickly design and deploy applications. This move not only speeds up digital innovation within organisations but also represents a wider transition towards more inclusive, agile, and cost-efficient software development methods. Although LC/NC platforms do not replace conventional approaches, they do complement them. However, their increasing popularity requires a considerable change in skills and workforce, emphasising the need for a combination of technical, analytical, and problem-solving talents in the digital era.