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icon::  full-title:: Summer School on Software Engineering for Digital Society type:: presentation link:: Software Engineering for Digital Society (mdu.se) https://www.linkedin.com/comm/in/alessiobucaioni?midToken=AQFA43boUtLhcw&midSig=3dDl6yES5viGI1&trk=eml-email_notification_single_mentioned_you_in_this_01-notifications-2-prof_photo&trkEmail=eml-email_notification_single_mentioned_you_in_this_01-notifications-2-prof_photo-null-617cq%7Elfv0mos6%7E7y-null-neptune%2Fprofile%7Evanity%2Eview&lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Aemail_email_notification_single_mentioned_you_in_this_01%3B46yIz89WRoiKofHM2Kg6%2FA%3D%3D

Programma
- Arrivo domenica 4 Giugno,
- Lezione il 5 giugno e il 6 mattina.
  - 1,5h - Introduction 05-06-2023 - 75
    - Intro
    - What is low-code exactly?
  - 1,5h - Foundations 05-06-2023 - 75
  - 1,5h - Foundations 05-06-2023 - 75
  - 1,5h - Foundations 05-06-2023 - 75
  - 1,5h - Applications 06-06-2023 - 75
  - 1,5h - Applications 06-06-2023 - 50
  - CIRCA 425 Slides in 10 giorni
    - Quindi 43 slides al giorno
- Partenza 6 pomeriggio.
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TOCs
- |TOPIC | TENTATIVE DEADLINE| |Presentazione progetto Lowcomote (1,5h) | 17-05-2023| |- Qualche Paper apparso a WORKSHOP Lowcode at MODELS | | |Articolo nostro SOSYM (1h) |18-05-2023| |Articolo survey Apurv (1h) |20-05-2023| |Articolo analisi business process capabilities of LCDP (1h)| 22-05-2023| |Articoli Felicien (1h)|| |- Articolo Felicien su Quality of Low-code?| 24-05-2023| |- Articolo Felicien su IoT |26-05-2023| |Lev4Rec (2,5h)|| |- Sistemi di raccomandazione - (1,5h)| 28-05-2023| |- Demo (Lavoro Claudio) - (1h)| 30-05-2023|
#green==Main flow of the presentations==
- Introduction low-code (1,5h) $\approx$90 slides
  tags:: #WORK/SE4DS2023_Intro
  - DONE WMM2020 - Low-Code Development Platforms - Private - Google Slides
  - Foster / Gartner reports
  - @Rise of the Citizen Developer
  - DONE Lowcomote project ($\approx$20 slides)
    - Lowcomote - Industrial Workshop - Google Slides
  - Low-code platforms mean anyone can be a developer -- and maybe a data scientist, too | ZDNET
  - @Low-code will save the Digital Transformation
- Foundations (3,5h) $\approx$200 slides
  tags:: #WORK/SE4DS2023_Foundations
  - DONE @Low-code development and model-driven engineering: Two sides of the same coin?
  - DONE @Supporting the understanding and comparison of low-code development platforms
  - DONE @Low-Code Platform
  - DONE @Low-Code Programming Models
  - DONE @Analyzing business process management capabilities of low-code development platforms
  - DONE @In Search of the Essence of Low-Code: An Exploratory Study of Seven Development Platforms #notrelevant
- Applications (3h) $\approx$180 slides
  tags:: #WORK/SE4DS2023_Applications
  - AI
    - DONE @Democratizing artificial intelligence: How no-code AI can leverage machine learning operations
  - IOT
    - DONE @FloWare: a model-driven approach fostering reuse and customisation in IoT applications modelling and development
    - DONE Demo con la piattaforma Microsoft che faccio a lezione di IoT
  - Recommender systems collapsed:: true
    - DONE @Democratizing the development of recommender systems by means of low-code platforms
      - Demo tool people/claudio
- Future Work / Directions
  - DONE @Characteristics and Challenges of Low-Code Development: The Practitioners' Perspective #challengesAndLimitations
  - DONE @Low-Code Is Often High-Code, So We Must Design Low-Code Platforms to Enable Proper Software Engineering
- Other considered resources
  - @Generating customized low-code development platforms for digital twins
  - @CEPEDALoCo: An event-driven architecture for integrating Complex Event Processing and blockchain through low-code
  - @DevOpsML: towards modeling DevOps processes and platforms
  - @Dandelion: A scalable, cloud-based graphical language workbench for industrial low-code development
- Piano slides
  - Totale slides circa 470 slides.
  - Circa 12 giorni di lavoro a disposizione.
  - Una 40 di slides al giorno.
  - Content for the presentation on "Low-code development platforms: foundations and applications." Here's a breakdown of the content that I can consider for each section of the presentation, totaling approximately 450 slides:
    - 1. Introduction (10 slides)
      - Overview of the presentation
      - Definition of low-code development platforms
      - Importance of low-code platforms in modern software development
      - Gartner, "Low-Code Application Platforms: The Future of App Development" - Link: Gartner Report
    - 2. Fundamentals of Low-Code Development (40 slides)
      - Evolution of software development methodologies
      - Key concepts and principles of low-code development
      - Benefits and advantages of low-code platforms
      - Comparison with traditional development approaches
      - Mendix, "The Definitive Guide to Low-Code Development" - Link: Mendix Guide
    - 3. Components and Architecture of Low-Code Platforms (30 slides)
      - Architecture overview of a typical low-code platform
      - Building blocks and components of low-code platforms
      - Integration capabilities with existing systems and databases
      - Scalability, security, and performance considerations
      - OutSystems, "Low-Code Platform Architecture" - Link: OutSystems Architecture Overview
    - 4. Low-Code Platform Features and Functionality (50 slides)
      - Visual development environment and interface
      - Drag-and-drop interface for building applications
      - Pre-built templates and modules
      - Workflow automation and business process management
      - Mobile app development and responsive design capabilities
      - Data integration and external API usage
      - Version control and collaboration features
      - Testing, debugging, and deployment options
      - Microsoft Power Apps, "Capabilities and Limits of Power Apps" - Link: Microsoft Power Apps Capabilities
    - 5. Use Cases and Applications (100 slides)
      - Rapid prototyping and MVP development
      - Enterprise application development
      - Citizen development and empowering non-technical users
      - Legacy system modernization
      - Industry-specific use cases (finance, healthcare, education, etc.)
      - Real-world success stories and case studies
      - Forrester, "The Total Economic Impact™ Of Mendix Low-Code" - Link: Forrester Study
    - 6. Challenges and Limitations (20 slides)
      - Addressing the skepticism around low-code development
      - Potential limitations and considerations
      - Security and compliance concerns
      - Integration complexities with complex systems
      - Customization limitations and platform lock-in
      - Gartner, "Overcoming the Top Challenges of Low-Code Development" - Link: Gartner Article
    - 7. Best Practices for Low-Code Development (40 slides)
      - Choosing the right low-code platform for your needs
      - Training and upskilling developers on low-code platforms
      - Establishing governance and security practices
      - Collaborative development and agile methodologies
      - Ensuring scalability and future-proofing applications
      - TechBeacon, "Low-code development: 9 tips for getting it right" - Link: TechBeacon Article
    - 8. Industry Trends and Future Outlook (30 slides)
      - Current market trends and adoption rates
      - Emerging technologies in low-code development
      - Predictions for the future of low-code platforms
      - Integration with artificial intelligence and machine learning
      - Industry and market projections
      - Forrester, "The Forrester Wave™: Low-Code Development Platforms For AD&D Pros, Q1 2021" - Link: Forrester Wave Report
    - 9. Conclusion and Key Takeaways (10 slides)
      - Recap of the main points covered in the presentation
      - Key benefits and considerations of low-code development
      - Encouraging further exploration and adoption of low-code platforms
      - Appian, "The Appian Platform: Accelerate Your Low-Code Journey" - Link: Appian Platform Overview
    - 10. Q&A and Additional Resources (10 slides)
      - Allocate slides for questions and answers during the presentation
      - Include a slide with additional resources for further learning

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Programma

TOCs

#green==Main flow of the presentations==

Introduction low-code (1,5h) $\approx$90 slides

Foundations (3,5h) $\approx$200 slides

Applications (3h) $\approx$180 slides

Future Work / Directions

Other considered resources

Content for the presentation on "Low-code development platforms: foundations and applications." Here's a breakdown of the content that I can consider for each section of the presentation, totaling approximately 450 slides:

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