Low-Code and No-Code Practices for the Modern Developer Experience in Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan)
Software development is beginning to adopt low-code and no-code practices in response to the pace and pressures of ubiquitous digital transformation. Low-code and no-code practices and platforms, which simplify or entirely remove manual coding from the software development process, promise to address the growing emphasis by enterprises on agility."In Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan), the careers of developers have taken off in the business-to-consumer (B2C) apps economy, which traditionally has been focused on the start-up venture-funded space, but the low-code/no-code adoption we are seeing in the enterprise segment presents professional software developers with an excellent opportunity to enter higher-level influence around business strategy and direction," comments Linus Lai, VP, IDC Asia/Pacific Software and Services.
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- Executive Snapshot
- New Market Developments and Dynamics
- Introduction
- Industry Dynamics
- Vendor Examples
- Scenarios/Use Cases
- Shortening the Software Development Life Cycle
- Filling Knowledge Gaps and Paying Down "Tech Debt"
- Rapid Prototyping and Minimal Viable Product Development
- Collaborative Platforms for Digital Transformation
- Advice for technology Suppliers
- Enterprise Developers Will Upskill into "Strategist" or "Specialist" Roles
- Democratisation of Code and Decentralised Digital Innovation
- Low-Code/No-Code Platforms Help Reinforce DevOps Practices as the New Normal in Asia/Pacific
- Application Life-Cycle Considerations
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- Related Research
- Synopsis
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