Get started quickly with step-by-step tutorials that combine clear explanations and practical videos. Whether you’re new to the framework or exploring advanced features, these guides help you understand, create, and master every aspect of Rapid Cloud Development.
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In this video we will show a tour around the Rapid Cloud Development designer.
Learn moreIn this video we will show a tour around the Rapid Cloud Development portal.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to create and use a component. A component is a part of an app — a collection of elements that can be reused in multiple places. There’s no limit to what a component can contain; you can include anything you would normally add to an app.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to set up badges on tabs using a component. A component is a part of an app — a group of elements that can be reused in multiple places.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to build a grid row template app. You’ll learn how to pass parameters from the parent grid, link the template app to a grid, and adjust the panel size. A template app offers the same flexibility as any regular app — there’s no limit to what it can do.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to create a fully functional web application from scratch. We’ll build both the user interface and the backend endpoints that power it. The video covers how to build a screen that includes: a grid, grid filters, a form with editable fields, a populated dropdown list, a ribbon menu with standard CRUD actions.
Learn moreIn this video we will show how you can make and apply a list endpoint. This endpoint can be used in different object types. Here ‘s a list: dropdown, dropdown multi, autocomplete, radioset, selectionlist, emailaddressselect.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to set cell and row attributes based on your data. You’ll learn how to add images or icons, apply colors, insert buttons, display progress bars, and format data — all dynamically.
Learn moreIn this video we will show how you can create grid filters dynamically from the griddef endpoint.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to build a treeview grid. There’s no limit to the number of hierarchy levels you can create. The internal relationship between parent and child rows is defined primarily by two fields: RowIdData and RowIdDataParent.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to customize the content of the program tabs. You have two rows available, and the text placed there can be fully formatted and styled.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to control a progress bar from an endpoint. For longer processes, it’s helpful to display a progress bar on the frontend — powered by the websocket system. You can use two types: step-by-step or infinite, with full control over the value, state, and displayed text.
Learn moreIn this video we will show how you can enable the drag & drop action on a grid. The drop can be set to be on the itself or it can also be set on other and multiple datagrids
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to enable, use, and customize a ribbon bar. This ribbon or button bar can be assigned on three levels: Layout, Datagrid, Form.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to configure the lookup functionality for an autocomplete or input field.
Learn moreThis video explains how to create dynamic fields via an endpoint and connect them to RecordGet and RecordSet, making them work like regular objects.
Learn moreIn this video we will show how you can use the countdown object.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to use the file upload object through a simple wizard app.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to use the EmailAddressSelect object.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to use the ColorPicker object.
Learn moreIn this video, we’ll show you how to use the Signature object.
Learn moreIn this video we will show how you can use the HTML editor object.
Learn moreLearn how to use the PDF Viewer object to open PDF documents within your app.
Learn moreEach endpoint can return UIRules through the ttRules response mechanism. Click the button below to view all available attributes per object.
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