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Mendix Fundamentals and Your First Application

1. Introduction to Low-Code and Mendix

  • Defining low-code and identifying appropriate use cases
  • Overview of the Mendix platform and its architecture
  • Common applications of Mendix in enterprise projects

2. The Mendix Environment

  • Mendix Studio Pro - interface walkthrough
  • Understanding Mendix project structure
  • Navigating the app explorer and modeler

3. Data Model (Domain Model)

  • Entities and attributes
  • Relationships (1-1, 1-n, n-n)
  • Best practices for designing data models

4. Workshop

  • Creating your first application
  • Designing a basic domain model
  • Running the application locally

Application Logic and User Interface

5. Business Logic

  • Microflows - fundamental concepts
  • Conditional logic and data validation
  • Event handling (create / save / delete)

6. User Interface (UI)

  • Pages and layouts
  • Widgets (data grid, forms, buttons)
  • Binding the UI to data

7. Security Fundamentals

  • Users and roles
  • Controlling access to data and pages
  • Security best practices

8. Workshop

  • Enhancing the application with business logic
  • Adding CRUD screens
  • Setting up user roles

Testing, Deployment, and Best Practices

9. Testing and Debugging

  • Data validation techniques
  • Using the debugger and logs
  • Identifying common beginner errors

10. Deployment and Publication

  • Building and launching the application
  • Mendix Cloud - basics
  • Publishing the application to a test environment

11. Rapid Development Best Practices

  • Organizing the project structure
  • Module naming and structural conventions
  • Ensuring application performance and maintenance

12. Final Project

  • A mini-project consolidating the training content
  • Independent work followed by discussion
  • Q&A session and recommendations for further development

Requirements

  • A fundamental understanding of business applications (including forms, data, and users),
  • Familiarity with relational databases, business logic, and processes,
  • IT fundamentals are advantageous (though not mandatory).
  • Basic knowledge of the Windows environment.

Target Audience

This training is designed for individuals seeking to quickly and practically learn Mendix application development, specifically:

  • Business and system analysts,
  • IT consultants,
  • Entry-level low-code developers,
  • Programmers aiming to acquire Mendix skills,
  • Staff within IT and digitalization departments,
  • Teams responsible for Mendix implementation within their organizations,
  • Technical and semi-technical personnel involved in IT projects.
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