Low-Code Development Life Cycle : En beskrivning hur systemutvecklings-verksamheter hanterar Software Development Life Cycle-processer i low-code plattformar

Sammanfattning: This study examines how systems development operations manage the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) in a Low-Code Platform (LCP) and how these descriptions relate to today's SDLC standards. To investigate this, a case study for a specific LCP has been made. Semi-structured interviews have been carried out with the aim of investigating theSDLC managed in the investigated LCP. An analysis model based on ISO/IEC/IEEE12207:2017 has been used for a deductive thematic analysis. The analysis shows a great breadth regarding how system development operations can integrate an LCP into their IT infrastructure and work with it. The choice of strategy will control how the system development operation works with the SDLC for IT artifacts that are developed in theplatform. In order for the organization to be able to enjoy the benefits of the LCP, business processes need to be possible to model in the platform. Complex and extensive business rulesaffect the possibilities to model business logic through low-code in the platform. Addressing this through traditional code can increase the complexity of certain elements of the SDLC and the need for expertise, which can significantly increase resource requirements and the time required for the system development process.