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OutSystems 101 - UI
May 23, 2024
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Welcome to the second post in the OutSystems 101 series! Web developers frequently interact with the concept of components – reusable pieces of code that form UIs. In OutSystems, you can work similarly using Widgets and Blocks. If you are already familiar with concepts like reusable components, props or component inputs, the component lifecycle, and reactivity, building OutSystems UIs will feel very intuitive.
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Running a Phaser Game on Mobile Devices
May 4, 2024
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We have finally arrived at the final part of the Phaser tutorial! We’ve come a long way — from scaffolding a Vue Ionic app, building an entire game with Phaser, and connecting the app and game together for a seamless experience. Now it’s time to take this app from web to mobile. Fortunately, Capacitor, which is built into Ionic, makes this easy.
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Working with Scenes and Data in Phaser
May 4, 2024
Part three of a 4-part series on making a mobile game with Phaser. In this post, we’ll create our ScoreScene and set up the other views in our Vue app, About and Scores. This will involve using events to access the scores from the Phaser game in the parent Vue app to create a “High Scores” page.
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How I became low-code certified with OutSystems
April 25, 2024
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I followed in the footsteps of many other OutSystems developers and completed the exam to become a certified Associate Reactive Developer. This exam focuses on the fundamentals of OutSystems reactive web and mobile application development, and is for developers new to the OutSystems platform. Here are some of my takeaways from preparing for the exam, and tips to help you prepare for and pass your own certification journey.
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OutSystems 101 - Data
April 5, 2024
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This blog is the first in a series called OutSystems 101, and its objective is to help developers who use other technologies like React, Angular, or .NET quickly learn core concepts in OutSystems. It’s based on my experience learning OutSystems and “translating” my existing web development knowledge to its visual, low-code language. If you’re new to OutSystems, this guide will help you get up and running with basic data concepts to successfully build an app.
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