In computing, a cache is a hardware or software component that stores data so that future requests for that data can be served faster; the data stored in a cache might be the result of an earlier computation or a copy of data stored elsewhere. – Wikipedia We’re very glad to announce our latest platform […]
Accessing a remote folder from your web application seems like quite the simple task, right? Well.. It is true that as a feature its not a highly complex task, however, doing it without changing your local network, configure an FTP server, or exposing your (sensitive) folder to the web can be. Today we’re very please […]
The term “software multitenancy” refers to a software architecture in which a single instance of software runs on a server and serves multiple tenants. Systems designed in such manner are often called shared (in contrast to dedicated or isolated). A tenant is a group of users who share a common access with specific privileges to the software instance. With a multitenant architecture, a software application is […]
As a subscription service, our low-code development platform is targeted at both our clients and partners alike. Whether our platform is used for internal developments or client developments, you’ll find that in both cases the benefits, especially ROI (return on investment), are very attractive. In this post, we’ll focus our attention to one specific OMNIA […]
At the core of our low-code platform there’s great emphasis in the concept of extensibility. Extensibility is, in broad terms, freedom to do as you please and develop intricate pieces of software that can add all kinds of functionalities and answer to all kinds of specific business needs. With our platform, one of the ways […]
One of the main challenges of developing a business web application is in the adaptation of business language into a set of rules that can be programmed. Economic concepts such as agents, resources or events are not easy to translate into software. Typically this challenge is battled using code-centric approach and, more recently, different model-centric […]
One of the main concerns regarding responsive, business-oriented, web applications it is its mobile user interface. Due to the amount of information displayed, and multiple functionalities, that most business web applications tend to have, designing a mobile interface that can accurately provide a great user experience across all devices and screen sizes is a complex […]
By definition, our development platform falls into the category of low-code, however, there are some no-code elements that we haven’t gone into detail yet. Today we’re going to focus on the a very important no-code feature of our platform, the User Interface (UI) Editor. User Interface Editor Our UI editor allows you to customize the […]
One of the most used, and sought after, custom interface element is the calendar. In an ideal scenario, a calendar will allow you to visualize information in a fast and intuitive way, but also allow you to interact directly with it, by inputting information. The development of such an element can be a complex and […]
On our first approach to the topic of Data Analytics (blog post here), we’ve shown how to make use of advanced queries and their usefulness in web application development. Today we’re going to go a step further, and show you how to make use of those queries to output the desired information on a dashboard […]
