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Tag: code
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Amazon Launches AppFlow to Speed Data Integration
AWS launched a new integration service called Amazon AppFlow, aimed at making it easier to transfer data between AWS services and other SaaS applications.
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Low-Code Platforms Bring Diversity to Applications
When organizations rely too heavily on their coding teams to plan and develop applications, this can limit the points of view represented in the final product.
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Is Low-Code Technology Right For You?
We've seen a push towards low-code solutions over the last two decades. While they can offer quick wins, low code may not always be right for your organization.
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Bots, Automation and Workflow Are Primed to Advance Workplace Collaboration
Despite the promise that technology helps improve productivity in the workplace, in practice it generally doesn't work that way.
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How Governance Makes Low-Code Platforms More Productive
A low-code tool in the hands of a business user can be a force for both productivity and chaos. To avoid the latter, governance is essential.
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A Look at the Low-Code Development Platform Landscape
Low-code development platform for business users is a controversial idea and disruptive development but companies are in need. Here CMSWire looks at how these platforms are being used by business users and which platforms are edging the competition
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QuickBase Pushes Low-Code into the Enterprise
By 2020, 70 percent of all companies will have citizen developer strategies in place. QuickBase plans to be the platform of choice when that benchmark is reached.
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How the Sale of Intuit's QuickBase Boosts Low-Code Development
Private equity company Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe is planning to double the research and development funding for the company.
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How A Forrester Analyst Learned Citizen Developers Exist
'Sure', John Rymer would say to himself, 'I am find professional developers using low code platforms with no problem. But where are the operations people?'
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Not in Silicon Valley? You Can Still Hire Great Coders
Who says you have to have a Silicon Valley-based company to hire the best coding talent? Certainly not Erik Trautman, CEO of the new online-only coding bootcamp, Viking School. In fact, he started the school not only to make learning how to code more accessible to students nationwide —
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Bug Bounty Programs Help Companies Track Vulnerabilities
Companies release new software and products to corporate users and consumers, hoping final product releases are stable and free of bugs. But it's much easier said than done to release a secure and polished product.
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Can Skype Translator Bust the Language Barrier?
While being interviewed on stage at the Recode Code Conference yesterday in Pailo Alto, Calif., Windows CEO Satya Nadella demonstrated some new technology the company has been working on. Skype Translator, as it is currently known, will give Skype near real time translation capabilities.
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Voluntary Code of Conduct for Mobile Apps Takes One Step for Consumer Privacy
One possible user interface implementation of the new code of conduct Mobile apps are the wild west of software, but there's a new sheriff in town -- if you're in the U.S that is.
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Messing With Sasquatch: Are Web Developers the Fabled Yeti of the Web World?
I can honestly say I know how the people hunting down Sasquatch, the Loch Ness Monster, and more recently the wooly mammoth, feel.
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