Low Code - No Code

With Agile, automation has become one of the major topics in testing and quality. Iterative constructions with increasingly short cycles lead to a particularly important need for verification and the need for non-technical people to be able to automate recurring tests.

How to make test automation more accessible?

With Agile, automation has become one of the major topics in testing and quality. Iterative constructions with increasingly short cycles lead to a particularly important need for verification and the need for non-technical people to be able to automate recurring tests.

Beyond testing, the need to make technical solutions accessible is a major issue in the current IT world. It is in this context that Low-Code (solution with little code) and No-Code (solution without code and using bricks) are rapidly becoming more and more important.

Webinar organised in partnership with micro

Speaker

Abderrazak Dahmani - Formely Head of the QESTIT's advisory & training departmentOlivier Felis - Presales at MicroFocus