Besides hackathons, what are some ways you can grow the citizen developer community? There are 3 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• APositive peer pressure.
• BDrive discussion channels and forums.
• CEstablish dedicated low-code/no-code days
• DPerform live building sessions.
• ENo action required.

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  90% (18)
• E
  5% (1)

Explanation

Growing a citizen developer community requires active, structured engagement: discussion channels and forums (B) create ongoing spaces for knowledge-sharing and peer support beyond one-time events; dedicated low-code/no-code days (C) give employees protected time to practice and experiment with citizen dev tools; and live building sessions (D) let community members learn by watching real solutions being built in real time, which builds both skill and enthusiasm.

A (positive peer pressure) is a social dynamic, not a deliberate community-building strategy - you can't reliably orchestrate it as a growth mechanism. E (no action required) is incorrect because communities require intentional cultivation; they don't grow passively.

Memory tip: Think "Channels, Calendar blocks, and Cameras" - a forum channel for discussion, a calendar block for no-code days, and a camera for live build sessions. Three deliberate actions = three correct answers.

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