The Netgrif low-code platform combines process modeling with object-oriented programming to give objects a life cycle.
Unlike traditional development, this approach uses a graphical model as the directly executable application source code.
Applications are built graphically, exported as an XML source file, and then uploaded to a running web application engine.
A practical example shows how to build a multi-step request process by creating workflows, forms, and data layers with drag-and-drop.
User roles are assigned to specific tasks for access control, while low-code functions add conditional logic based on events.
Low-code applications can be extended by calling custom Java functions or external web services like the ChatGPT API.
The application is deployed by uploading its XML source file, and a live demo shows the user journey through the request process.
The platform combines eForms, task management, and BPM solutions to create comprehensive enterprise applications with custom dashboards.
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