After you access the Project Management module, you create a new project to manage the product (application) development throughout the development life cycle. When you create a new project, you define its timeline by selecting the project’s start and end dates. During the product development life cycle, you can also change the project timeline. To… Continue reading Creating a New Project
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An Introduction to Project Management
In the Vahana cloud, the Project Management module allows you to create the project. After you create a project, you configure multiple project-level properties to organize a variety of documents in the project. Under the project, you can upload numerous documents. These documents include businuess requirement documents, detailed functional specification documents, test plans, test cases,… Continue reading An Introduction to Project Management
Group Element
In the vFlow module, the Group Element is designed to organize multiple elements into a cohesive group, enabling better layout management and interaction control. It helps streamline the user interface by logically grouping related elements, improving readability and usability. Common Use Cases: Configuration The element’s configuration in vFlow 2.0 allows you to customize its behavior,… Continue reading Group Element
Entities
Entities in vFlow 2.0 form the foundation for building and managing applications. Each entity plays a specific role in designing the layout, defining functionality, and ensuring smooth workflows. These entities include Pages, System Components, Components, Elements, Task Groups, and Business Rules, each contributing to the application’s overall functionality and user experience. Each entity in vFlow… Continue reading Entities
Multilingual
The Multilingual Task allows the application to switch between multiple languages based on the user’s preferences or locale settings. This task ensures that content, labels, and messages displayed in the application are translated appropriately for the selected language, enhancing user accessibility and experience. Common Uses Configuration When you create a task, its configuration page opens in which… Continue reading Multilingual
Creating a New Build (vFlow)
Creating a new build of the application designed in the vFlow module requires fewer steps as compared to creating a build of the application designed in vDesigner. You are always recommended to create the build of an application after you configure the build-related properties. Throughout the complete application development life cycle, the Downloads module enables… Continue reading Creating a New Build (vFlow)
Setting Build Properties for Application in vFlow
Before you create a build for the application designed in the vFlow module, you need to configure several properties at the following levels: To configure the build settings: Application Level Settings Application Level Settings Description Upload Icon () Click the plus icon to select the icon of the application from the local drive. Build Version This… Continue reading Setting Build Properties for Application in vFlow
Introduction to Download
The Vahana platform incorporates the Downloads module that allows you to create a build of a software application designed in the vFlow. Thus, you can download the application by clicking the build’s URL. You can create the application’s build several times throughout the application development life-cycle. You can create the application’s build for the following purposes: Pre-requisite… Continue reading Introduction to Download
vFlow 2.0 Configurator
The vFlow 2.0 Configurator is a user-friendly platform designed to guide users through the streamlined journey of building and managing applications, ensuring a seamless and efficient approach to application design and deployment. Types of Journeys in vFlow Configurator Note: Business Rules (BRs) are exclusively created in the Inventory section. Accessing the Configurator The Configurator can… Continue reading vFlow 2.0 Configurator
Business Rules
The Business Rule manager in Vahana vFlow 2.0 provides a framework for implementing logic by defining conditions or functions. It allows application users to specify expression-based rules that dynamically evaluate user actions. When executed, the business rule determines if the user’s action meets the specified condition, returning a “true” or “false” value. Based on the result, the… Continue reading Business Rules