
Low-Code/No-Code
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Content
- Intro
- Half Title Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Also by Phil Simon
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Contents
- List of Figures and Tables
- Part I: Application Development in the Here and Now
- Chapter 1: Workplace Tech: The Struggle Is Real
- Isolating Cause and Effect
- Who's to Blame for the Status Quo?
- The Pandemic Validated the Importance of Workplace Tech
- Understanding the Dual Nature of Contemporary IT
- Shadow IT
- The Interminable War for Tech and Data Talent
- Retention Issues and Remote Work
- A Way Forward
- Chapter 2: A Comically Brief Overview of Conventional Business Technology
- Defining Our Terms
- How Organizations Launch New Workplace Technologies
- Development Methods
- Part II: Reimagining Application Development
- Chapter 3: Why Low-Code/No-Code Changes Everything
- Low-Code/No-Code: Building Blocks and Precursors
- The Great LC/NC Rebranding
- Letters Matter: Distinguishing Between NC and LC Tools
- The Major Characteristics of Today's LC/NC Tools
- A Quick Note for the Low-Code/No-Code Skeptics
- Chapter 4:The Current LC/NC Market and Vendor Landscape
- A Burgeoning Industry
- Major LC/NC Subcategories
- Contextualizing Low-Code/No-Code
- Chapter 5: Introducing the Citizen Developer
- History and Definition
- The Rise of the Citizen Developer
- Common Attributes of Citizen Developers
- Chapter 6: The Benefits of Citizen Development
- IT Benefits
- Organizational Benefits
- Individual and Team Benefits
- Part III: Unleashing LC/NC and Citizen Developers
- Chapter 7: Citizen Development in Action
- The Municipality of Rotterdam
- A Bubbly Outcome for a Budding Entrepreneur
- Low-Code/No-Code Powers Up Synergis Education
- Low-Code/No-Code Transforms a Family Business
- Chapter 8: Approaches to Citizen Development
- All-In: The Single-Vendor Approach
- Let's Experiment: The Skunkworks Approach
- Curated Vendors: The Best-of-Breed Approach
- The Laissez Faire Approach
- The Wait-and-See Approach
- The Universal Ban
- Chapter 9: How to Evaluate Low-Code/No-Code Tools and Learn New Ones
- Evaluating Existing Tools
- Learning New LC/NC Tools
- Chapter 10: Successfully Navigating the LC/NC App Lifecycle
- Planning and Gathering Requirements
- Design and Development
- Testing
- Launch
- Support, Maintenance, and Documentation
- Retirement
- Chapter 11: Low-Code/No-Code and Citizen Developers: Myths and Realities
- LC/NC Tools and Their Offspring
- Citizen Developers
- Chapter 12: Playing the Long Game
- The Resistance Is Real
- Management Strategies
- Tech Strategies
- Epilogue: Where Do We Go From Here?
- Low-Code/No-Code Grows in Scope and Sophistication
- Smarter Software
- The Next Frontier in Business Applications?
- Parting Words
- Thank-You
- Acknowledgments
- Bibliography
- About the Author
- Index
- Endnotes
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