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Getting Started With Low-Code Development
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Sep 13, 2022 · Anthony Morris
Stephen - thanks for the comment. Perhaps try this process - Id love to know your thoughts. Yes it is drag and drop but Linx follows a programming paradigm so it is also highly competent in dealing with backend complexity. https://linx.software/linx-compared-to-other-low-code-platforms/
Jan 12, 2022 · Carlo Morrone
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Linx
Pain: Building and maintaining back-end applications are complex and time-consuming. Deploying and hosting also brings its own problems.
Solution: Developers should spend their time on the unique logic their solution requires, not on tooling and infrastructure. Linx allows developers to focus on high level problems.
A common concern for programmers considering low-code tools is the lack of flexibility. Most low-code tools are based on a workflow paradigm. Linx differs by following a programming paradigm which makes it more of an all-rounder and easy for developers and IT professionals to pick up.
Linx enables the rapid development and deployment of back-end applications like APIs, integrations and automation. It abstracts programming concepts so our tools naturally work like common programming tools. The Linx Designer is an IDE that allows you to program and debug at a higher level and saves the program specification to files that are deployed to one or more Linx Servers to run the application.
Building solutions in Linx should be no different to how you would do it with low-level programming, it’s just with bigger pieces, more visual help and lots of ready-made functionality available on the server-side. You can almost say its a low-code Visual Studio for backend development.
May 06, 2021 · Mitul Makadia
Its very thorough. Our customers (Linx) often use the platform to build MVPs (we do the backend, you bring your frontend) but generally to get this done at pace you need to know the platform and what you can achieve. I think no-code is the gateway, where low-code (with its very fragmented landscape) can bring the product to production far quicker once you require scaling.
May 06, 2021 · Mitul Makadia
Great article Mitul.
Feb 18, 2021 · Anthony Morris
Thanks Rahul - give it a go!
Apr 07, 2020 · Duncan Brown
Thanks Drew. We wrote a bulk tool (we over 3500 repos)
The final solution is automated:
Call the Bitbucket API. Fetch a list of hg repos. Write into a CSV
Clone each hg repo in the file
Convert each hg repo to git
Create the git repo on Bitbucket
Push the git repo to Bitbucket