Amazon is launching a new service for building apps

Amazon is launching a new service for building apps even if you don't know how to code (AMZN)

Business Insider

Published 25 Jun 2020

· Amazon is launching a new service called Honeycode that enables AWS customers to build apps for their business without any coding experience.
· It's designed for businesses that need apps for tasks like event scheduling and inventory management, and Slack is one of its first users.
· The service could give Amazon another...

Full Article

Amazon is launching a new service for building apps even if you don't know how to code (AMZN)

Amazon is launching a new service for building apps even if you don't know how to code (AMZN)

You might like

Related news coverage

Amazon wants to expand its customer base beyond developers with a new tool to build apps without code, but analysts say it faces fierce competition from Microsoft and Google (AMZN)

130 CIOs surveyed by JPMorgan say that nearly half of their cloud dollars are going to Microsoft, and they expect usage of AWS to drop slightly within the next three years (MSFT, AMZN)

Salesforce just added chat and video collaboration into its tools, in what one analyst calls a crucial step to compete against Microsoft (CRM)

We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck BrightInsight used to raise $40 million by convincing investors that it can help Big Pharma go digital

The best deals on PlayStation 4 consoles, controllers, and games right now — including $25 off 'Borderlands 3'

Advertisement

More coverage

MORGAN STANLEY: Here are the 12 tech trends that are accelerating due to COVID-19 — and these stocks are most likely to benefit (AMZN, MSFT, AAPL, GOOGL, MS)

Amazon's videoconferencing app Chime isn't as popular as Zoom or Microsoft Teams, but two other key apps are boosting its remote work business, an exec says (AMZN)

Inside Jeff Bezos' delivery drone dreams: With fake team names, changing leaders and delays, Amazon Prime Air is fighting to finally take off (AMZN)