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I also keep a very sort overview of imho good resources on Problem Solving Methods at https://www.bm-support.org/problem-solving-methods/
Low code tooling No code tooling Model Driven Engineering (MDE) Model Driven Design (MDD) 4GL tools
Low code tools are not strong on versioning and dealing with multiple parallel development tracks and teams simultaneously. Most tools are in fact based on a big design upfront paradigm, like an overall data model. Versioning on models, meta data and data of all created and generated software assets is poorly supported, if supported at all. Common practices seen in mature agile software development tools using micro services paradigms and advanced distributed version control systems are often lacking in the new low-code MDA family of tools. In large companies it is not uncommon to encounter models with hundreds (or even thousands) of entities / classes. That kind of models not only doesn’t help with developing software faster and more cost-efficiently but even has an adverse effect.
Low code tools have a strong focus on initial productivity gain. But a continuous fast changing business context with changing requirements requires an approach and toolset that is suited for giving long term productivity benefits.
You ARE in a position to make the world a little bit better. We all are. Start with simple things, like thinking about using cc-by license and think about why, when and what FOSS license to use. A FOSS license is just a tool but make it work for your goal(s)... And why not just ask your local government to use FOSS software on websites to be a bit more compatible with every home baked browser. Your privacy and freedom is limited year after year.
But closed source vulnerabilities are hidden from the public eye. Often for decades. Despite the fact that non FOSS software should be seen and treated as 'malware' as RMS refers to closed source solutions.