An ArchiMate-Based Thematic Knowledge Graph for Low-Code Software Development Domain

Rokis, Karlis; Kirikova, Marite

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-42941-5_40

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“…We can observe that, although the provided lifecycles differ in the naming of focus of several phases, all approaches have a dedicated phase for requirements, testing, and after-deployment activities. In our paper [39], the literature on life cycles has been amalgamated and the low-code development lifecycle model is proposed. The model consists of seven low-code development phases which are executed iteratively and are similar to the Agile development lifecycle phases: ideation and requirement analysis, planning, application design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance [39].…”

Section: Low-code Development Lifecycle (Rq3)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In our paper [39], the literature on life cycles has been amalgamated and the low-code development lifecycle model is proposed. The model consists of seven low-code development phases which are executed iteratively and are similar to the Agile development lifecycle phases: ideation and requirement analysis, planning, application design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance [39].…”

Section: Low-code Development Lifecycle (Rq3)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The relations of identified low-code development principles and benefits and their correspondence to relevant business objectives are demonstrated in the earlier publication [39]; where, also, capabilities to follow identified principles are stated and their relation to low-code development lifecycle, low-code development platform, and other low-code development issues are demonstrated.…”

Section: Challenges In Low-code Development (Rq6)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Exploring Low-Code Development: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Rokis,

Kirikova

2023

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Low-code development provides the ability to create software using visual application development tools, predefined components, and automation, minimizing the reliance on manual coding. Furthermore, it enables individuals with limited programming expertise to actively contribute to software development in collaboration with information technology (IT) professionals, improving the alignment between customer or business requirements and the developed solution. This approach speeds up the development process, fosters closer collaboration between software development and business teams, and enhances the organization’s ability to respond to business and market demands or changes. In this article, existing knowledge of low-code development from multiple perspectives is summarized, including the definitions, used tools, applied development lifecycles, application areas, potential benefits, challenges, and, consequently, relevant development and delivery principles.

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Section: Low-code Development Lifecycle (Rq3)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Low-code Development Lifecycle (Rq3)mentioning

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Section: Challenges In Low-code Development (Rq6)mentioning

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