Mendix is an industry-leading low-code application development platform that helps organizations build multi-experience, enterprise-grade applications quickly. It features AI-assisted development, model sharing, one-click cloud deployment, and full application lifecycle management. Developers use microflows to add logic and integrate apps with other systems and databases. Apps are deployed locally for testing or to cloud platforms like Mendix Cloud. Data Hub is an integration technology that helps connect apps and BI tools to shared data sources.

1. SHARING ABOUT MENDIX
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ENTERPRISE APPLICATION SERVICES

2. What is Mendix ?
 Mendix is an industry leading, all-in-one, low-code application development platform
that helps organizations build multi-experience, enterprise grade applications at
scale.
 The platform is designed to accelerate the entire development lifecycle, from
ideation to deployment and operation, while enabling collaboration at each step.
 Low-code is an application development method that elevates coding from textual to
visual.
 LCAP is an application development platform, which supports rapid app development
in one-step handling, deployment, and execution.

3. Features of Mendix
 First low-code platform to support AI-assisted development
 low-code and no-code collaboration via Mendix Studio
 Model API & SDK
 Model sharing
 Cloud Foundry support
 One-click cloud deployment
 Full application lifecycle management support
 Integrated app store
 Web-based applications, AJAX

4. Mendix Ecosystem
 Manage existing apps or projects, and
communicate with project team on Mendix
Developer Portal.
 The Marketplace is where you download the
development environment to start building
your app.
 Atlas UI make your Mendix app more
attractive and user-friendly.
 Data Hub is an integration technology for
accelerating app development and BI
solutions with the capabilities available
from the many software solutions in an
organization.

5. Project Methodology

6. Project Role
 The Product Owner keeps track of the project stakeholders’ expectations and
defines the requirements for the project. In addition, the Product Owner
communicates the vision to the team in order to set priorities.
 The Scrum Master makes sure that the Scrum team can work according to the Scrum
methodology and focuses on optimizing processes within the team. If the team gets
stuck because of things that are out of their control , it's the Scrum Master's job to
remove those impediments.
 The Development Team consists of the people who actually build the app. A Mendix
App Team usually consists of two to three members such as engineers, designers,
architects, and testers.

7. User Stories
Here are three things to think of when creating a user story:
 Who is my app’s end-user? <user type>
 What does the end-user need to do? <business value>
 How can I help them do that? <what>
 Then, you can use this simple user story template:
As a <user type>, I want <what>, so that <business value>.

8. Mendix Developer Portal
 The Developer Portal supports Collaboration with your team and the tracking of
Sprints and other tasks in your Mendix apps.
 Deployment
 Operations
 Metrics, On the Metrics page you can monitor the performance and health of your app.
 Alerts, When you click Alerts in the Developer Portal, you can inspect your application’s health in the
Mendix Cloud.
 Logs, you can access the logs produced by your app.
 Backups, Backup snapshots are created every night or on-demand, as described in the Backups
section.
 Control Center
 Community Tools
 Mendix Support

9. Mendix Marketplace
 In this containing complete sample apps that can be used right away as well as various
components that can be used to build custom apps more quickly.
 In the Mendix Marketplace, you can browse all the content, get what you need, and
share the content you have created.
 The app services available in the Mendix Marketplace are packages of preconfigured
business capabilities provided as modules containing logic (microflows and
nanoflows), UIs, workflows (activities), connectors, and APIs.
 The connectors available in the Mendix Marketplace can be used to connect your
Mendix application with other systems.
 The modules available in the Mendix Marketplace can be added to your app to provide
new functionality with accompanying domain models and security options.
 The widgets available in the Mendix Marketplace are single user-interface elements
that can be configured, such as containers, drop-down menus, and buttons.

10. What Is Data Hub ?
 Mendix Data Hub is an integration technology for accelerating app development and
BI solutions with the capabilities available from the many software solutions in an
organization.
 Though not a centralized data store (i.e. EDW or Data Lake), it is the central hub in
an organization for finding metadata and connecting apps and BI tools to the relevant
shared datasets.
 It also ensures consistency in the data used throughout the organization.

11. Data Hub Provided Values
 Data Hub allows you to save time and resources when building or maintaining an
integration to another system.
 It will help you as a developer to focus on what matters: working with data.
 If you are an architect, Data Hub will allow you to keep an overview of what is going
on in your landscape, including what system is retrieving which data from what other
application.
 If you are a non-technical business user, Data Hub will allow you to discover and
understand the context of connected data, while also letting you quickly pull data
into BI tools such as Excel, Tableau, Power BI, QlikView/QlikSense, and more —
without needing to talk to IT.

12. Entities and Attributes
 Entities - To show data in your app, you need to connect the list view to an entity.
 Attributes - Attributes determine what kind of information regarding the courses you
can see and add (for example, a title and description).
 An Entity is the Data that is displayed, and the attribute defines the format of that
Data.
 The following Attribute types are available, each with their possible values:
• AutoNumber
• Binary
• Boolean
• Decimal
• DateTime
• Enumeration
• HashString
• Integer, Long
• String

13. Entities and Attributes

14. Introducing Microflows
 Microflows add logic to your app. Logic is used to make your app smarter, automate
things, and make it maintainable.
 Microflow logic is modeled using a visual editor, which makes it very accessible for
everyone involved.
 microflows needed in the following scenarios:
• Extend or change default behavior. Ex: Extending the behavior of default buttons (New, Edit, etc.) with
additional actions, as in a validation check
• Handle business specific processes. Ex:
 Checking if a selected trainee meets the prerequisites of a course
 Automatically determining the course end-date based on the start-date
• Integrate with other systems, databases, web services. Ex: Integrating with a personnel database to pull
users

15. Elements of a Microflow
Type Graphic Name
Events
Start Event
End Event
Flows
Sequence Flow
Annotation Flow
Activities Activities
Type Graphic Name
Decisions
Decision
Merge
Artifacs
Parameter
Annotation

16. Deployment
 Local machine for development and testing.
 Mendix Cloud
 IBM Cloud
 SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP)
 Siemens MindSphere
 Private Cloud
 Cloud Foundry
 Docker and Kubernetes
 Mobile App
 On-Premises

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