The world of the citizen development continues to evolve at an ever increasing pace. Yesterday we were talking about the possibility of creating useful applications with low- or no-code (LCNC) tools, ...

Long live the citizen developer -- just don't confuse empowerment with anarchy. Citizen development is not new. Low-code and no-code tools have long enabled employees outside IT to contribute to the ...

The rise of generative AI is decentralizing software development in the enterprise. With the help of low-code/no-code platforms, AI-powered business users, also known as citizen developers, are ...

In my last column I asked the question, "Where Did Low Code/No Code Go?" suggesting that platforms enabling business people to move icons around a screen to create applications may have a very short ...

Organizations are missing a big target when developing governance and developer training programs for AI-assisted software development. Those efforts still largely focus on professional developers, a ...

The idea sounds great in concept -- allowing non-technical employees to create applications for use by themselves or others using pre-approved tools. Yet, in practice, building a citizen developer ...

Low-code/no-code platforms have given rise to the “citizen developer” -- a power user of tools such as Microsoft Excel. In other cases, this person tends to be someone who needs an immediate solution, ...