Hello Charles, I'm a self-studied (hard-knock-educated) low-code solution developer from the legacy SharePoint world working for a fairly big company. I've created and inherited low-code solutions that I will be re-developing mostly in the Power Platform over the next couple of years. What advice would you give or method might you point me to learn more about for a bare-bones minimal application lifecycle management process? Citizen developers don't have the luxury of line management that truly understand why they need to have at least minimal documentation (and some semblance of an ongoing support plan) for the solutions in their low-code shadow-IT portfolio (which they don't realize they have). Thanks!
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Hello Charles, I'm a self-studied (hard-knock-educated) low-code solution developer from the legacy SharePoint world working for a fairly big company. I've created and inherited low-code solutions that I will be re-developing mostly in the Power Platform over the next couple of years. What advice would you give or method might you point me to learn more about for a bare-bones minimal application lifecycle management process? Citizen developers don't have the luxury of line management that truly understand why they need to have at least minimal documentation (and some semblance of an ongoing support plan) for the solutions in their low-code shadow-IT portfolio (which they don't realize they have). Thanks!