Description: Domain logic refers to the business rules and logic that dictate how data can be created, stored, and changed within an application. In the context of no-code and low-code platforms, this logic allows users to define behaviors and processes without the need to write complex code. It focuses on representing the business rules that are specific to a particular domain, facilitating the creation of applications that align with business needs. Domain logic acts as a bridge between the user interface and the database, ensuring that operations performed in the application are consistent with established rules. This includes validations, calculations, and workflows that are essential for the correct functioning of applications across various contexts. By allowing non-technical users to define this logic, no-code and low-code platforms democratize software development, enabling more people to participate in creating digital solutions. Therefore, domain logic is a critical component that ensures applications are not only functional but also relevant and effective in their specific context.
