GitHub

GitHub is a leading developer platform providing tools for collaborative coding, automation, security, and project management. It enables teams to build, ship, and maintain software with features like version control, CI/CD, code review, and AI-powered assistance. It caters to individual developers, small teams, and large enterprises, offering various plans with scalable features and deployment options.

GitHub is a comprehensive developer platform that offers many features aligning with the concept of a low-code internal tools platform, particularly in its Enterprise offering. While it's not explicitly a 'low-code' platform in the drag-and-drop UI builder sense for general internal tools, it provides the underlying infrastructure for code-based application development, integrations, security, and deployment. It supports API integrations, extensive code customization (JavaScript, Python, etc., through actions and custom scripts), robust access control and security features (SSO, RBAC, protected branches), flexible deployment options (GitHub Actions, self-hosted runners), debugging tools (workflow visualization, logs), version control (Git integration, pull requests), audit logs, and workflow automation (GitHub Actions). The AI-generated app assistant feature is covered by GitHub Copilot. While it doesn't have a drag-and-drop UI builder for general internal tools, it provides the components and framework for building applications through code.