Open Lines Friday | The Low-Code Campfire

In this episode of Low Code Campfire, hosts Dale Warner and Patrick Anderson from Plant an App delve into various topics pertinent to low-code experiences and their platform. They start by welcoming listeners and then address significant updates to API endpoints, discussing changes in their paths while maintaining nomenclature consistency. They further explore complexities in the migration process, emphasizing the importance of installing all hot fixes, and discuss the depreciation of linked forms while assuring the continuity of the current product. The hosts also tackle challenges with editable grids, propose solutions using JavaScript, and examine user concerns about losing changes in the action grid. They touch base on feedback for version 1.26, highlight community contributions with scripting techniques, and endorse integrating logic in workflows for enhanced reusability and clarity. The episode concludes with a discussion on the benefits of workflows and action stacks, showcasing new features in the admin user interface and improvements in workflow visual representation.
0:10 - Open Lines Friday
0:10 /// Introduction and welcome
2:31 /// Discussion on API endpoint changes
9:35 /// Discussion on migration process
2:31 - API Endpoint Changes
3:56 /// Discussion on the impact of changes
5:12 /// Discussion on the new API endpoint format
9:35 - Migration Process
11:01 /// Discussion on hot fixes
13:04 /// Solution for potential issues
14:44 - Depreciation of Linked Forms
15:18 /// Assurance about the current product
15:31 /// Discussion on the new form builder
17:47 - Editable Grids
19:02 /// Discussion on potential solutions
21:57 /// Further exploration of solutions
23:05 - Discussion on Losing Changes in Action Grid
23:54 /// Potential solution using JavaScript
24:03 /// Discussion on the solution
24:30 - Checking in on Version 1.26
24:50 /// Discussion on installation experiences
25:29 /// Discussion on compatibility with DNN versions
28:39 - Campfire Contributions
28:56 /// Discussion on a recent issue and solution
31:00 /// Invitation for community members to contribute
32:05 - Low-Code Development Playbook: Logic in Workflows
32:30 /// Discussion on the benefits of putting logic in workflows
34:06 /// Further discussion and questions
48:06 - Discussion on Workflows and Action Stacks
48:39 /// Introduction to the new admin user interface
49:26 /// Demonstration of the hyperlink feature in workflows
51:31 /// Discussion on the visual representation of workflows
53:50 /// Introduction to the new way of doing conditions on gateways
56:56 /// Demonstration of the value of workflows calling workflows
58:03 /// Discussion on the old view versus the new view
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