Maintenance
Backing up app data before a major update
Choose and verify a recoverable copy of app records, files and configuration before a major no-code update.
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Maintenance
Maintenance
Identifying slow pages caused by excessive queries
Trace a slow no-code page, recognise repeated requests and check whether a focused change improves the complete task.
Maintenance
Keeping a history of important record changes
Choose which record changes to track, capture who changed what and why, and check the limits of native revision and audit history.
Maintenance
Keeping an inventory of internal no-code apps
Build a useful register of internal no-code apps, reconcile it with builder inventories and turn gaps into owner decisions.
Maintenance
No-code app testing
Plan practical no-code app checks for user tasks, saved data, invalid input, access and layouts before a wider rollout.
Maintenance
No-code deployment and maintenance
Plan no-code app releases, protect live data, check published changes and assign ongoing ownership.
Maintenance
No-code governance
Set practical ownership, data, production review and retirement rules for internally built no-code apps.
Maintenance
No-code performance and scale
Assess a no-code app’s speed and capacity through real tasks, complete results, data access and the limits of its configured platform.
Maintenance
Planning an app handover after its creator leaves
Establish app ownership, data access and connection continuity when a no-code app creator leaves.
Maintenance
Planning an exit from a no-code platform
Define what must work after a move, inventory data and app logic, inspect export limits, and rehearse a controlled cutover.
Maintenance
Publishing a change without surprising users
Give users clear notice, account for pending work and check the live result after a no-code app change.
Maintenance
Recording defects with reproducible steps
Write useful no-code app defect reports with starting conditions, exact steps, expected and actual results, safe evidence and verification.
Maintenance
Retiring a no-code app that duplicates a supported system
Compare real tasks, move open work and required history, cut over new submissions and retire a duplicate no-code app.
Maintenance
Separating a test app from the live version
Check app copies, data sources and connections so no-code testing does not change live work.
Maintenance
Testing an app with realistic record volumes
Prepare representative records, measure essential tasks and check complete results as a no-code app’s data grows.