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Creating your First Web App

The Enterprise Application Builder's versatile features enable you to effortlessly design and develop customized web applications without the need for elaborate coding. With its intuitive interface, you can transform your ideas into reality by creating visually appealing user interfaces, establishing logical workflows, and seamlessly integrating various data sources.

With the robust capabilities of the Enterprise Application Builder, it is possible to integrate and showcase data within your web application's user interface itself. Using it with the Backflipt platform Flow Manager, you can integrate business logic to establish seamless connections between your web application pages and diverse data sources, ensuring real-time updates and dynamic data display.

Availability App Created in Enterprise App Builder

Availability App Created in Enterprise App Builder

Once you login and access Web Applications, you will see the Web Applications dashboard.  Here, you can start a new web application, preview, or edit an existing one. To start creating the web application, first you will create the pages for the web application and integrate flows for actions on forms and pages using the Elements menu in the visual Enterprise Application Builder.

Web Applications Dashboard

Web Applications Dashboard

As you start creating your pages, the interface intuitively guides you through the logical progression of the next steps.

Pages

Design and structure the user interface of the web application

Style Classes

Create consistent and visually appealing styles across your web application

Business Logic

Define the behavior and functionality of your web application using intuitive logic building blocks.

Assets

Enhance the visual appeal of your web application by managing and incorporating images, icons, and other media files.

Data Model

Define the structure and relationships of your data as part of the web application development.

File Store

Store and manage files associated with your web application.

Settings

Provides a centralized location where you can view and manage various attributes of the web application.

Scripts

Provides an option to store the code snippets can be used for web application development.

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