Low-code development provides the ability to create software using visual application
development tools, predefined components, and automation, minimizing the reliance on …

Context The emergence of 6 G technology heralds a groundbreaking era in digital
connectivity, envisaging universal and seamless links. To address the intricate …

The growing need for new applications and software has driven developers to seek quick
development options. As a result, the low-code/no-code technology platform emerges as a …

Abstract DevOps and Low-code/No-code tools are two trends that are gaining interest in
both academic and industry environments. This study analyzed the usage of low-code and …

Low-code programming (LCP) refers to programming using models at higher levels of
abstraction, resulting in less manual and more efficient programming, and reduced learning …

Abstract Knowledge graphs can be considered at their entity type and entity levels. The
entity type level is called also an ontology level. This paper illustrates, how ArchiMate …

Increasingly, software organizations are implementing DevOps culture to benefit from it in
terms of continuous testing, delivery, improvement, and so forth. Implementing DevOps is …

The shortage of competent software developers has led to increased interest in Low-Code
Development Platforms (LCDPs), which enable application development with no or minimal …

The rise of citizen developers utilizing Low Code/No Code (LC/NC) platforms marks a
transformative shift in the software development landscape. As organizations face a …

DevOps represents the fusion of cultural philosophies, tools, and practices that rapidly
enhance an organization's capacity to deploy services and applications. Cloud-based tools …