Announcements
Korean and Chinese Translations of Low-Code/No-Code Coming
I'm pleased to announce the two translations of my new book.
Tag: Low-Code/No-Code
Posts that related to my thirteenth book. It's a great time to be a citizen developer.
AI
On ChatGPT, Duplicability, and Citizen Development
Thoughts on the AI tool that's all the rage today.
Future of Work
Is There a Difference Between Citizen Developers and Subject Matter Experts?
In this post, I answer this question.
AI
On Amoeba and Notion
Low-code and no-code tools don't fall neatly into a single category.
Low-Code/No-Code
Thoughts on Citizen Developers and Author Choices
Why I specifically avoided a few key topics in the new book.
Low-Code/No-Code
Characteristics of the Modern Citizen Developer
A quick infographic to answer Seinfeld's immortal question, Who are these people?
Future of Work
Excerpt From Low-Code/No-Code
Enjoy Chapter 1 from my forthcoming opus.
Announcements
Custom Editions of Low-Code/No-Code Available
Reaching customers, prospects, and employees through a bespoke version of my new book.
Low-Code/No-Code
What's the Difference Between Low-Code and No-Code Tools?
A short video on essential definitions.
Data Issues
How to Switch LC/NC Vendors
Thoughts on saying goodbye to one and hello to another.
Announcements
Publication of Low-Code/No-Code
Book number 13 is now out. Boom.
Low-Code/No-Code
The Virtuous Cycle of Citizen Developers
Growth begets further growth. It worked for Facebook, and it's working for citizen developers, too.
Future of Work
Book Trailer for Low-Code/No-Code
What's the new book about in two minutes?
Future of Work
Kind of a Big Deal
Make no mistake: Low-code/no-code has arrived.
Low-Code/No-Code
Low-Code/No-Code Table of Contents
A high-level overview of the new opus.
Low-Code/No-Code
Looking to Profile a Few Citizen Developers for the New Book
If you're a power LC/NC user, we should talk.
Announcements
Announcing My 13th Book
Low-Code/No-Code: Citizen Developers and the Surprising Future of Business Applications drops in early November.
Communication
Does Your Prospective Employer Truly Embrace Remote Work?
In which I offer unsolicited advice to applicants trying to separate fact from fiction.