Webinar
The end of vendor lock-in
The end of vendor lock-in
The end of vendor lock-in
Presented by Chris Obdam, CEO at Betty Blocks
19th February, 2026
Technical deepdive
Common trap of low-code
19th February, 2026
Technical deepdive
Common trap of low-code
On 19th Feb 2026, we hosted a technical deep dive into Betty Blocks Open, which represents a fundamental shift in how enterprise low-code applications are built and owned. The session addressed the common trap of traditional low-code platforms where organizations build applications but never truly own the underlying code.
By demonstrating a transition toward open standards like React 19 and WebAssembly, we showed how Betty Blocks is dismantling proprietary runtimes in favor of a portable architecture that gives organizations full control over their digital assets.
AI-quality code without the risks
What we covered
We explored the evolution of application development, specifically focusing on how to achieve senior developer level code quality without the risks of unmaintainable AI generated text or proprietary lock-in.
Open. Portable. Unlocked.
Key takeaways
Betty Blocks Open builds portable, production-ready applications on open standards - with clean code, language flexibility, and zero vendor lock-in.
AI-quality code without the risks
What we covered
What we covered
We explored the evolution of application development, specifically focusing on how to achieve senior developer level code quality without the risks of unmaintainable AI generated text or proprietary lock-in.
Open. Portable. Unlocked.
Key takeaways
Key takeaways
Betty Blocks Open builds portable, production-ready applications on open standards - with clean code, language flexibility, and zero vendor lock-in.
What if the AI gets it wrong? Can users edit or must they re-prompt?
How difficult is it to run the app outside of the platform?
Does regenerating code do a full replace, or are merge conflicts handled?
Can developers edit components without losing Betty Blocks integration?
How do you ensure schema consistency across different prompts?
Which React version is the app running?
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions from the webinar
What if the AI gets it wrong? Can users edit or must they re-prompt?
How difficult is it to run the app outside of the platform?
Does regenerating code do a full replace, or are merge conflicts handled?
Can developers edit components without losing Betty Blocks integration?
How do you ensure schema consistency across different prompts?
Which React version is the app running?
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions from the webinar
What if the AI gets it wrong? Can users edit or must they re-prompt?
How difficult is it to run the app outside of the platform?
Does regenerating code do a full replace, or are merge conflicts handled?
Can developers edit components without losing Betty Blocks integration?
How do you ensure schema consistency across different prompts?
Which React version is the app running?
Frequently Asked Questions