"Learn how no-code/low-code can make you more productive."
summary
No-code/low-code claims to let non-developers author and repair tests by providing parameterized test steps that can call a URL and resize the browser and be edited by business users without touching CI/CD. The backend often generates real code — one visible test step corresponds to 52 lines of Python behind one step. Cited examples include WordPress, Shopify, Salesforce and FileMaker (1985). Analysts like Gartner predict market disruption and advocates link citizen development to measurable increases in user happiness.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Test automation
- 2:05Nocode
- 2:35Famous examples
- 3:30History
- 4:35Why
- 5:45Summary
- 6:35Outro
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