TL;DR
This paper theorizes on the emerging challenges and opportunities inherent in the conceptualization of the citizen developer in low code/no code environments.
Interviews with sixteen early-adopter software professionals who integrated LLM-based tools into their day-to-day work in early to mid-2023 offer actionable implications for developers, organizations, educators, and tool designers seeking to integrate LLMs responsibly into professional software practice.
It is suggested that the crossroads of DevOps and LCDPs serve as an effective channel to operationalize the concept of continuous everything in a more efficient manner.
This study provides the first developer-experience-grounded, phenomenologically anchored account of software error origins within the Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE) framework, examining how inadequacies in development tools, developer expertise gaps, architectural failures, modern technology adoption challen...
Examination of application generators as first-class platform infrastructure across their full operational lifecycle establishes that generator value is not realized at project creation alone, and builds up over time through consistent delivery pipelines, less time spent on compliance remediation, faster onboarding, an...
The implementation of DevSecOps has emerged as an essential strategy for incorporating security from the early stages of software development. Its adoption allows for reducing vulnerabilities, streamlining threat detection, and complying with security regulations. Using a Systematic Literature Review, the study retriev...
The results show that usability discussions exhibit a non-linear behavior over time, with periods of growth followed by stabilization, suggesting a gradual maturation of the topic within the developer community.
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