An Introduction to vFlow 2.0

Definition

vFlow 2.0 is an advanced and intuitive web-based application. It allows its user to build smart and new-age software applications by providing numerous components, controls, and others application-level objects. In terms of terminology, vFlow 2.0 is also referred to as vFlow 2.0 module.

The main advantage of using the vFlow 2.0 application is that the user requires minimum coding efforts to build a enterprise-grade software application.

vFlow 2.0 Features

vFlow 2.0 offers the following set of fetaures at the appliocation-level:

  • Intuitive user interfaces and easy-to-use controls to build highly capable and smart enterprise-level applications
  • Connected and seamless journey by using different interconnected entities through unique ID(s)
  • Provides several in-built templates to design user-centric workflow
  • Allows users to configure multiple landing pages based on different user-roles
  • Includes layout engine to design functional behavior at the page, form, and modal level
  • Allows the users to create multiple sections and field sets in a page layout
  • Offers re-rendering that allows users to reuse a page, components, or element.
  • Helps integrate the front-end application with the vConnect middleware to transport data between client and server
  • Allows user to configure events such as click on, blur on, change on, etc.
  • Incorporates theme-based templates with multi-color options
  • Easy and instant configuration-level migration across multiple environments on the Vahana platform

Basic Steps to Use vFlow Application

This section crisply describes the steps to use the vFlow application as follows:

  • Access the Vahana middleware application
  • Create a new app in the Vahana (To know about creating a new app, read the Applications post under Get Started with Vahana)
  • In the middleware dashboard, access the vFlow 2.0 application
  • Go to App Settings and create a new application
  • In the new application, add page and then add new elements, implement functionalities

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