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Transform your app ideas into fully functional prototypes with the help of expert tips and best practices from Mendix partners

Key Features
  • Meet the ever-increasing demand for software solution delivery without having to write any code
  • Build high-availability, low-cost applications unlike those developed via a traditional software engineering approach
  • Explore Mendix from product design through to delivery using real-world scenarios
Book Description

Low-code is a visual approach to application development. It enables developers of varying experience levels to create web and mobile apps using drag-and-drop components and model-driven logic through a graphic user interface. Mendix is among the fastest-growing platforms that enable low-code enthusiasts to put their software ideas into practice without having to write much code, and Building Low-Code Applications with Mendix will help you get up and running with the process using examples and practice projects.

The book starts with an introduction to Mendix, along with the reasons for using this platform and its tools for creating your first app. As you progress, youll explore Mendix Studio Pro, the visual environment that will help you learn Mendix app creation. Once you have your working app ready, youll understand how to enhance it with custom business logic and rules. Next, youll find out how to defend your app against bad data, troubleshoot and debug it, and finally, connect it with real-world business platforms. Youll build practical skills as the book is filled with examples, real-world scenarios, and explanations of the tools needed to help you build low-code apps successfully.

By the end of this book, youll have understood the concept of low-code development, learned how to use Mendix effectively, and developed a working app.

What you will learn
  • Gain a clear understanding of what low-code development is and the factors driving its adoption
  • Become familiar with the various features of Mendix for rapid application development
  • Discover concrete use cases of Studio Pro
  • Build a fully functioning web application that meets your business requirements
  • Get to grips with Mendix fundamentals to prepare for the Mendix certification exam
  • Understand the key concepts of app development such as data management, APIs, troubleshooting, and debugging
Who this book is for

This book is for tech-savvy business analysts and citizen developers who want to get started with Mendix for rapid mobile and web application development. The book is also helpful for seasoned developers looking to learn a new tool/platform and for anyone passionate about designing technical solutions without wanting to indulge in the complexities of writing code. The book assumes beginner-level knowledge of object-oriented programming and the ability to translate technical solutions from business requirements.

Table of Contents
  1. Introducing Mendix
  2. Getting to know the Mendix Platform
  3. Getting to know Mendix Studio
  4. Getting to Know Studio Pro
  5. Getting Started with Your Baseline App
  6. Understanding Domain Model Basics
  7. Understanding the Basics of Page Design
  8. Getting to Know Microflows
  9. Customizing your App
  10. Error Handling and Troubleshooting
  11. Storing Data
  12. Getting some REST
  13. A Review and Whats Next

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Building Low-Code Applications with Mendix

Discover best practices and expert techniques to simplify enterprise web development

Bryan Kenneweg

Imran Kasam

Micah McMullen

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BIRMINGHAMMUMBAI

Building Low-Code Applications with Mendix

Copyright 2021 Packt Publishing

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To my darling, lovely wife, Ashley, the smartest, funniest best friend I have in this world, who picks me up when I need it, as well as keeping my feet on the ground when I deserve it, thank you for your endless love and motivation. To those who took a chance on me, giving me the opportunity to grow to where I am in life, thank you.

Bryan Kenneweg

To my beautiful and supportive wife, Clarissa, thank you for being my sounding board, my idea consultant, and my hype woman. Your love keeps me striving to be a better person. To my mentor and co-host, Stephen Ledwith, thank you for the opportunities to learn and grow from my mistakes and for constantly guiding me up to the next level. To everyone who forced me to question my current position in life, which gave me the wherewithal to take the risk to move forward, thank you.

Imran Kasam

To my incredible wife, Elizabeth, thank you for your unending support and love. Your joy and passion for life make me a better, happier person every day. Thank you for all that you do! To my boys, thank you for challenging me every day to be a kinder, more patient, and loving father and human. Your ability to provide an unending amount of craziness and pure joy is what keeps me going. Love you!

Micah McMullen

Foreword
A Journey in Low-Code

I would be lying if I told you I discovered low-code in 2014. The truth is, low-code discovered me. After spending countless hours in the traditional software development life cycle (SDLC), I knew there had to be a better way. Fortunately, the convergence of three undeniable emerging trends sent me on a journey that is still unraveling. The trends are 1) the cloud, 2) mobile, and 3) low-/no-code. My world has never been the same. Amazon released AWS in 2006, Apple announced the iPhone in 2007, and Mendix announced the first low-code app platform in 2005.

The authors of this book have collectively worked on some of the largest ongoing low-code implementations in the world. From banking to insurance, government to manufacturing, construction to logistics, real estate to manufacturing, and everything in between. Our paths have crossed traversing the globe to assist customers, attend Mendix World, and share best practices. With Building Low-Code Applications with Mendix, you will receive a crash course in modeling high-quality, scalable, and reliable applications. This book covers the essence of what you need to get familiar with low-code and how to use it in practice.

In their presentations and examples, Imran, Micah, and Bryan demonstrate how easy it is to create an account, get familiar with the development tools, understand the core components of low-code, and how to extend solutions via REST integrations. After you complete Imran, Micah, and Bryan's book, you'll understand how to architect a data model, build reusable microflows, and extend your applications with REST services. Mastering this material transforms the recipient of the knowledge from a casually informed to a capable full-stack rapid application developer.

Mastery of these powerful tools will unlock a wide range of cloud-native, device-agnostic applications.

Beyond developing solutions for desktops and smartphones, you'll begin to appreciate how to leverage the Mendix platform to transform the way your organization thinks about IT projects and innovation. The Mendix community is an ever-growing ecosystem, and this is a great book to get you up to speed with low-code in 2021 and beyond.

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Michael Guido

Chief Executive Officer, Kinetech

Michael Guido is the CEO of Kinetech, a low-code pioneer and Mendix partner. Michael is passionate about value creation, advising/collaborating with clients, architecting solutions, and leading teams to solve strategic and operational challenges across a range of industries in both the public and private sector. Prior to cofounding Kinetech, Michael worked as a strategy and systems integration consultant at Accenture before becoming the #2 USA business engineering consultant at Mendix. Michael holds a Bachelor of Science in systems engineering and a double minor in mathematics and business from the University of Virginia.

Contributors
About the authors

Bryan Kenneweg is a Mendix Expert certified developer, as well as a software engineer team lead at eXp Realty. He has worked as a consultant at TimeSeries and as a freelance developer. Bryan enjoys nding solutions for organizations to be more successful, a nice pint, and his family.

Imran Kasam is an independent Mendix architecture consultant who has been working with the platform since 2012. He is a Mendix Expert certified developer and Mendix MVP. Imran likes to help companies mature their engineering teams and software delivery practices. In his spare time, Imran records and produces a podcast with his mentor, called The Architect and The Executive.

Micah McMullen is a software engineer and team lead at eXp Realty. He has been working with Mendix since 2013 and is Expert certified. He enjoys solving complex business requirements with simple solutions. Outside of the office, Micah enjoys hiking, cycling, and spending time with his family.

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