Low-Code/No-Code
Thoughts on Citizen Developers and Author Choices
Why I specifically avoided a few key topics in the new book.
Tag: LCNC 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.
Consulting
Thoughts on Consultant Certifications
Despite what many software vendors claim, they are neither necessary nor sufficient to deliver the goods.
Collaboration
On Blocks and the Future of Collaboration and Productivity
Virtual LEGOS and more collaborative documents will make Google Docs look quaint by comparison.
Higher Education
Why All College Students Need to Know the Basics of Coding
Even finance, accounting, and marketing majors should understand what makes software tick.