We’ve spent years finding better ways to build applications. What happens when AI changes the way we build them altogether?

Low-code has already changed application development, making it easier for enterprises to build applications and workflows without traditional coding.

Now, AI is bringing a new idea into the conversation: Application Generation, or AppGen.

The shift is simple to describe, but bigger to unpack. Instead of defining every part of an application upfront, AppGen introduces an intent-driven approach, where you describe what you want to achieve, and AI helps determine how the application should come together.

So, what does this mean for low-code? Where do AI agents fit in? And how could this change the way business and technology teams work together?

A closer look at what’s changing

In this masterclass, Nishant Tyagi, Principal Product Manager at Newgen Software, along with Nivedita Mishra, Associate Marketing Manager at Newgen Software, explores the shift from Low-code to AppGen and what it could mean for the future of enterprise software development.

What we explore

  • AppGen and Low-Code – Is AppGen the next evolution of low-code, or are we looking at a new category?
  • From Intent to Application – How does an application move from a business requirement to something AI can help generate?
  • AI Agents in Application Development – What happens when agents become part of the application-building process?
  • Vibe Coding and Agentic Coding – What do these emerging approaches actually mean, and how are they different?
  • The Changing Role of IT – As business users become more involved in creating applications, how does the relationship between business and IT change?
  • Preparing for What’s Next – What foundations do enterprises need before they can scale AppGen, and what should leaders be thinking about now?

And then there’s the bigger question.

If applications can increasingly be generated through intent, what does software development look like five years from now? Watch the masterclass to hear Nishant’s perspective on where application development is heading, and what enterprises should be doing to prepare for what’s ahead.