Low code/no code tools are rising in popularity as software becomes increasingly necessary in the workplace, and the demand for developers to build it is slated to outpace the supply. Low code/no code refers to tools that can help non-programmers build simple apps and automate common tasks quickly and easily. It's expected to be a market worth $52 billion by 2024, with tech titans like Microsoft and Google competing with small startups to capitalize on the opportunity. Business Insider compiled a list of the top low code/no code startups based on nominations from venture capitalists and industry leaders.