International Journal of Visual Programming and Low-Code Computing

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About Us

The International Journal of Visual Programming and Low-Code Computing is a peer-reviewed journal published biannually by MAT Journals Pvt. Ltd. It features research and review articles on visual programming, low-code and no-code development, and modern software development practices. The journal covers areas such as rapid application development, AI-assisted programming, cloud and mobile applications, workflow automation, DevOps, software testing, and emerging digital technologies, providing a platform for researchers and industry professionals to share innovative ideas and developments.

Aim

The journal aims to promote innovation in visual programming, low-code and no-code technologies, supporting new approaches to accessible and efficient software development. It encourages research that simplifies application creation, automation, integration, deployment, and collaboration through modern development platforms and intelligent tools.

Focus and Scope

Visual Programming, Low-Code and No-Code Development Model-Driven Development and Visual Modeling Rapid Application Development and Software Prototyping Low-Code Application Platforms and Development Frameworks AI-Assisted and Intelligent Software Development Web, Mobile, Cloud, and Enterprise Applications Workflow Automation and Business Process Management Software Architecture, Reuse, and Component-Based Development DevOps, Continuous Integration, and Application Deployment

Software Testing, Quality Assurance, and Performance Evaluation APIs, System Integration, and Microservices Database and Data-Driven Application Development User Interface, User Experience, and Human-Computer Interaction Citizen Development and Collaborative Software Development Security, Privacy, and Governance in Low-Code Systems IoT and Low-Code Application Development Digital Transformation and Enterprise Automation Emerging Trends in Visual Programming and Low-Code Computing