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How to get the most out of the class?

To get the most benefit from this class:

  1. Review the materials: Read and analyze the key concepts before completing the practical exercises.

  2. Complete the exercises step by step: Use the provided testing environment that will allow you to experiment with each of the concepts developed in the class.

  3. Take notes and record your questions: This will help you understand the concepts and solve common problems.

  1. Ideal Audience
    This class is aimed at BPM project implementers who already have experience with the development of forms or user interfaces in business environments. Basic knowledge in the following areas is recommended: Form design, UX/UI, HTML, and JavaScript.

Class Objectives

  1. Explore the BIZUIT Forms Designer environment: Understand the key functionalities and tools to design efficient and customized forms.

  2. Configure basic and advanced controls: Customize properties, create validations, and manage dynamic data to optimize interaction with forms.

  3. Design attractive interfaces: Use controls such as tables, tabs, and cards to build organized and functional forms.

  4. Integrate external data: Configure secondary data sources (SQL, BIZUIT, and RESTAPI) to enrich forms with real-time information.

  5. Implement subforms: Break down complex flows into modular sections to enhance flexibility and user experience.

Topics to be Covered

  1. Introduction to the BIZUIT Forms Designer Environment

    • General functionalities of the environment.

    • Using the sidebar menu for form management.

    • Setting properties and customizing forms.

    • Optimizing controls and subforms in the design area.

    • Using the top toolbar and the properties sheet.

  2. Controls:

    • Configuration of basic and advanced controls:

    • General properties, validations, and data bindings.

    • Use of dynamic rules for interactive forms.

    • Details of all available controls.

  3. Secondary Data Sources

    • Configuration of SQL Data Sources for queries to external databases.

    • Use of BIZUIT Data Sources for native processes and validations.

    • Integration of RESTAPI Data Sources for dynamic data through web services.

  4. Subforms

    • Creation and configuration of subforms.

    • Management of input and output parameters.