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The pareto distribution of software features and no-code

This research analyzes the top-performing software applications to identify the Pareto distribution of the features and accordingly proposes the use of no-code tools to increase the efficiency of software developers.

Giancarlo Succi | Ahmed ElBatanony | G. Succi | Ahmed ElBatanony

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