SAP Build Apps (aka AppGyver) Tutorial: How to do fail-proof field validation.
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This SAP Build Apps (aka AppGyver) tutorial explains how to validate fields in your SAP Build Apps mobile application. You will learn to adjust the SAP Build Apps component and validate different input fields like password and email with complex validation rules. For my validation rules, I will be using regular expressions.
In the video, I will use the "Strict Password Validator" regular expression (regex101.com/r....
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00:52 Page design overview
05:00 Custom Component
13:57 Attach custom component
15:43 Username validation
22:29 Email validation
27:51 Password confirm
30:33 Show and Hide password information
34:24 Set password field dynamically
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It is one of the few youtube channels where we can find detailed information on subjects that few deal with. Congratulations on the initiative and thanks for sharing your knowledge. We always learn new things from your videos.
Perfect, Thank for your great efforts!
Wonderful video. Thank you.
Great tutorial as always. Thank you.
Please consider doing a whole USER SIGN UP series with FIREBASE as the backend.
Please included the following pages:
1) Sign Up page
2) Login Page
3) Profile Page
4) And the ability to Log Out from the app
Look forward to hearing from you.
Regards
Thank you for the amazing videos!!!
Would you please make a tutorial about how to create a "Messaging App" (something like Facebook messenger) by AppGyver?
Excellent, thank you!
You are welcome!
Thank you. Can you make a tutorial about respomsivity? A completely non-covered area.
Please make a user based login. There are no video's or topics online that show how to do it.
Thanks for sharing the knowledge. If I may give you a constructive suggestion.
I always learn something new in Appgyver by watching your videos (I think I've seen them all), but often it's a bit hard to follow you. I guess one reason is my lack of knowledge in programming, but the second one could be the assumption of what your audience knows. What do I mean by that? The way you explain certain things is structured, well though out, concise and thus understandable, but then in the other parts of a tutorial you would quickly fly over certain topics that are harder to mentally digest (at least for someone like me who is still learning, not just about Appgyver, but programming concepts too).
I think your videos would benefit If you would define who do you want your audience to be and structure the content around them. If it is for experienced developers who want to learn Appgyver as a new tool or is it for novice programmers (aka low-coders) who want to learn Appgyver and everything else about basics of programming? A nice example of a video done well is your recent videos about APIs, where you start with theory, progress in complexity and demonstrate the execution in the Appgyver. This one was clearly done for novice low-code developers, is not too long, and perfectly achieves it's goals.
I am not saying there shouldn't be advanced topics (difficult to say what "advanced" is), quite in contrary (those are really eye openers of what's possible) but that they should be introduced in the tutorials progressively and with a help of diagrams or sketches maybe. I guess the reason we have a mix of everything is that you were also learning Appgyver while recording the videos. I see there are now three playlists for Appgyver on your channel, so I guess you are aware of this.
Those are my two cents and I could give the same advice to all other Appgyver content creators. I guess we are still in the early stages of this. It would be interesting to see in the comments if the rest of the audience feel this way or am I an exception. :)
Once again, thanks for doing this. Appgyver is a great tool and the team behind it should really activate more in the production of the learning content and maybe partner with people like you/us, so the tool can achieve its full potential on the market. Cheers.
Thank you, @Dejan, for spending your time to write such well-written feedback. It is really appreciated. Would you be open to a more in-depth conversation about how I can further improve my videos for a broader public and especially for non-programmers? If you agree, you can contact me through Twitter @onnobos or let me know how I can contact you.
Hi, thanks for another excellent tutorial and could you please do a "Trigger Event" flow function tutorial as I could not find any useful info on Appgyver community forum or documentation? thanks much
Hi, Onno. How did you manage to have the app preview window over the canvas, like at 33:59?
Some adjustments to make to the video: minute 1:03 / 15:24 / 18:50 the message "Media Offline" appears - minute 13:27 / 34:36 the app image and your image appear over your writing.
Hello Boss, this video is NICE (Appgyver Tutorial: How to do fail-proof field validation in AppGyver), but I am having problems following along. When I got to the input field password, I could only see Event Component tap flow function, where as in your video we had Event component tap, Component onBlur, Component onFocus, Component onChange. How do I get the rest flow function components on my password and confirm password input fields?
I didn't have problems with the username and user email.
please advise
thanks
wilson
can u help me to build diabet app. Short description of app: in the main page should be graph that shows to users their glucore rate that they had entered by themeselves. Second page must contain information about diabet that devided into some blocks.
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