ServiceNow launched the CreateNow Developer Program, devoted to the recruitment, education and growth of customer and partner developers who are creating their own enterprise applications and integrations on ServiceNow.
As customers expand the use of ServiceNow across the enterprise, they are looking for more tools and resources that allow them to develop cloud-native business applications with greater ease and efficiency. The program will ensure that ServiceNow customers and partners have a readily available community of highly skilled, diverse and innovative developers.
The CreateNow Developer Program provides a single, centralized community for professional developers, “low-code” developers and enterprise application architects with a centralized destination website. ServiceNow Developers provides training materials, best practices and information on how to develop applications on the ServiceNow platform and become more productive using ServiceNow developer tools. All CreateNow Developer Program members gain free access to a developer instance on the platform, where they can innovate and create new business apps using ServiceNow.
“ServiceNow Developers is a one-stop shop for creators,” said Pat Casey, VP and GM, ServiceNow Platform Business Unit. “We’re empowering creators to unleash the speed and agility of the ServiceNow platform to deliver creative and powerful applications, integrations, configurations and customizations more rapidly. By creating a centralized location and collaborative environment, ServiceNow is delivering the tools and resources our growing ecosystem needs to be productive.”
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