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Feroz Khan interviews Mendix, OutSystems, and Lovable builders on AI-era low-code development.
Drag & Drop is an interview podcast hosted by Feroz Khan covering low-code, no-code, and AI-assisted enterprise software development. Episodes feature one-on-one conversations with developers, platform MVPs, founders, and executives tied to specific ecosystems such as Mendix, OutSystems, and Lovable. Recurring subject matter includes vibe coding, AI-assisted development, enterprise governance and security, vendor lock-in, and the rise of non-technical 'operators' building their own tools. The show moves between hands-on technical accounts of platform work and business-side discussions of community growth and enterprise adoption.
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Drag & Drop is an interview-format podcast hosted by Feroz Khan focused on low-code, no-code, and AI-native enterprise software development. Most episodes are one-on-one conversations with a single guest drawn from a specific platform ecosystem, most often Mendix or OutSystems, alongside newer AI app-building tools like Lovable. A recurring thread is the shift toward 'vibe coding' and AI-assisted development, and how that changes who gets to build software, including non-technical 'operators' prototyping internal and customer-facing tools themselves. Guests frequently narrate their own career paths into low-code work, moving from bootcamps, support-desk roles, or unrelated fields into front-end development, consulting, or platform MVP status. Other episodes lean toward the business and marketing side of these platforms, covering community-led growth, developer ecosystems, and how vendors position themselves as AI-era enterprise software rather than simple low-code tools. Enterprise concerns recur throughout: vendor lock-in, legacy system modernization, row-level security, content security policies, and guardrails against AI hallucination in generated applications. Episodes typically run 35 to 65 minutes and follow a candid, conversational structure rather than scripted narrative or panel debate. The guest pool spans hands-on developers, platform MVPs, and company executives (e.g., a CMO discussing community strategy), giving the show both a practitioner and a vendor-strategy perspective. It should appeal to people evaluating or working within low-code/no-code platforms and to enterprise technology decision-makers weighing AI-assisted development against governance requirements. The show does not appear to cover general software engineering or AI topics outside the low-code/no-code and platform-vendor context.
Made for: Enterprise technology leaders, low-code/no-code developers, and platform community members evaluating AI-assisted development tools.
What sets it apart: Centers on named low-code/no-code platform ecosystems (Mendix, OutSystems, Lovable) and draws guests directly from those developer and MVP communities, rather than covering software development or AI generally.
Building the AI Enterprise - Hosted by Feroz KhanDrag & Drop explores how organizations are building in the AI era, where development platforms, intelligent automation, vibe coding, and enterprise governance collide.Each episode features candid conversations with platform leaders, developers, architects, founders, and enterprise executives shaping how software is designed, secured, and scaled in a world where AI is embedded everywhere.From low-code evolution to AI-native builders, from agentic workflows to production-ready platforms, this podcast goes beyond demos to focus on execution.If you care about where enterprise software is heading and how to build advantage, not just momentum, you’r…
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · July 2026
Drag & Drop makes low-code and AI adoption legible through builder interviews about enterprise confidence, community, and real implementation friction.
Drag & Drop sits in the practical corner of Technology, where AI and low-code are judged by what people can build, sell, and learn. The host works through interview-led conversations with platform leaders, developers, founders, marketers, and low-code community figures, with a…
A left margin becomes a career clue; Feroz Khan lets you follow the detour into Mendix.
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Low-code gets real when enterprise caution meets a builder's day-to-day.
This episode keeps the focus on the gap between low-code as a promise and low-code as something an enterprise has to live with. The guest's path from the Mendex Expert Services team to contracting, then to building a six-plus-person team, gives the discussion a practical edge…
A practical look at why community, not just product, can drive growth.
Drag & Drop frames a CMO introduction as a wider look at how a platform grows into an ecosystem. The CMO explains why he joined: the technology, the team, and a customer community that already sits near the center of the product story.
A grounded conversation about low-code AI where rollout reality matters more than hype.
Drag and Drop treats AI and low-code as an operations problem, and Miroslav Samoilenko is at his best when he stays close to the work: rebuilding a custom e-commerce portal, handling millions of transactions, thinking carefully about indexing and data selection, and using…
A grounded look at Lovable in day-to-day use, with a few edges still open.
Drag & Drop presents Kat as a practical operator, which fits her path from e-commerce and retail into consumer products, services, and consulting.
A grounded low-code interview about growing into front-end work that matches design expectations.
Drag and Drop presents a practical low-code story, following how a Mendix developer moves from tinkering with margins and CSS into front-end work that has to meet real design expectations.
Power Platform news with practical static.
A Mendix developer traces how he moved from the Mendix Expert Services team into contracting.
The episode starts with why he joined OutSystems.
This episode features an interview with Eleni Kelly discussing why AI projects often fail in enterprises due to poor data quality and hidden technological inefficiencies.
CIO Howard Miller discusses IT transformation in higher education, contrasting it with the private sector and sharing his experience with early cloud adoption.
Miroslav Samoilenko traces his path from traditional IT into low-code and generative AI.
The host welcomes Kat and notes that she is the first guest from the Lovable community.
Host Feroz Khan interviews Jason about his IT career and experience with ServiceNow, leading into a discussion on AI enterprise platforms.
An interview with John Ferguson from OutSystems discussing his role in solution architecture and the evolution of low-code platforms in the AI era.
Organizers introduce themselves and discuss the Capture the Flag event for Mendix developers.
Host Feroz Khan interviews Chelsea, a low-code MVP from Australia, about low-code adoption and its impact on business and careers.
Host Feroz Khan introduces the podcast about low-code's impact on software development and interviews Matt Garst, SVP at Mendix.
Host Feroz Khan introduces the podcast about low-code's impact on software development and interviews Edgar, a community figure, about his background.
Feroz Khan talks with Sophie Bakker on Drag and Drop.
Host Feroz Khan introduces the podcast about low-code development and interviews Sean, an OutSystems executive, about his background and role.
Host Feroz Khan introduces the podcast about low-code's impact on software development and interviews a guest about their company's 20-year vision.
Host Feroz Khan introduces the podcast about low-code's impact on software development and interviews Alexei Shmirikov from Capgemini about low-code in financial services.