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Accessibility is a promise we’re keeping.

October 5, 2021/0 Comments/in Accessibility, Corteza /by Mia Arh

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)’s Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) states accessibility addresses discriminatory aspects related to equivalent user experience for people with disabilities. Web accessibility means that people with disabilities can equally perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with websites and tools. It also means that they can contribute equally without barriers.

Actively building and managing the Corteza platform, it quickly became apparent that we’re not 100% following our mission and dream of building a Digital Work Platform for Humanity if we don’t address the accessibility requirements and make our product usable and available to everyone.

How To Educate Children to Code?

September 24, 2021/0 Comments/in Corteza, Low-code Apps /by Vagisha Arora

Coding is one of the most relevant and in-demand skills in this digital age. While machines and applications are constantly evolving, it is becoming crucial for us to understand the codes that make them work.

Children are incredibly creative and learn things very quickly. Hence, the best time to start learning to code is when we are young. But directly delving into complex computer languages can be intimidating. It is thus best to start learning with low-code platforms.

A low-code platform allows app development through the use of a graphical user interface rather than traditional hand-coding. Low-code can be an excellent stepping stone for children who want to learn the coding and app development basics.

Crust releases Corteza 2021.3.9

July 15, 2021/0 Comments/in Corteza /by lenny

Crust, the driving force behind Corteza, has released Corteza 2021.3.9. This new release includes the following updates and improvements:

Corteza Server

Workflow stability improvements
External authentication provider registration fixes

Corteza JS libraries

Fixed broken $authUser and authToken

Crust releases Corteza 2021.3.8

July 7, 2021/0 Comments/in Corteza /by lenny

Crust, the driving force behind Corteza, has released Corteza 2021.3.8. This new release includes the following updates and improvements:

Corteza Server

Fixed XSS sanitization on text fields
Fixed workflow boot-time race condition with settings notification
Workflow handler closure fix
Refactored workflow execution – race condition prevention

Corteza Web applications (clients)

Corteza Workflow:

Force users to save workflows before building them
Fixed onInterval and onTimestamp trigger constraints

Corteza Low Code:

Throttle record manipulation API calls

Crust releases Corteza 2021.3.7

June 23, 2021/0 Comments/in Corteza /by lenny

Crust, the driving force behind Corteza, has released Corteza 2021.3.7. This new release includes the following updates and improvements:

Corteza Server

Fixed record updating for modules with deleted fields
Fixed interaction between read-only module fields and their default values
Added validation for Corredor workflow steps
Improved record value manipulation from inside workflows
Improved system security

Corteza Web applications (clients)

Corteza UI libraries:

Added missing invoker when executing client-scripts
Reworked auth plugin to selectively clear localStorage

Corteza Workflow:

Added validation for Corredor workflow steps. Disables Corredor workflow steps if Corredor is not active; throws error if the steps are already used, but Corredor is inactive
Fixed input bug for deferred triggers (timestamp and interval)
Reordered workflow and trigger saving to conform with the back-end logic

Corteza Low Code:

Fixed record value validation for required, forbidden fields
Fixed module and chart sorting by their timestamps
Improved record and user selector field state management

Did Corteza Become No-Code?

June 11, 2021/0 Comments/in Corteza, Low Code /by Vagisha Arora

Studies have shown that in the next 3-5 years, approximately 65% of all application development will be done using in-house, no-code, or low-code platforms. The growing popularity of no-code platforms is revolutionising the kind of applications that businesses can create.

With Corteza’s newest release, which contains various new features, including visual workflow builders, we are now both low-code and no-code. If desired, application software programmers can still use code to develop their software. However, software developers can now develop complex applications with automation features without ever writing a single line of code.

What are Some Examples of Enterprise Software?

June 8, 2021/0 Comments/in Corteza, Service Solution /by Vagisha Arora

ERP (enterprise resource planning) software is defined as a specific type of software that organisations can use to manage and automate their day to day business processes and tasks such as accounting, project management, and supply chain operations. ERP systems link critical business processes to create an effective and efficient flow of company data and information throughout an organisation.

Research has shown that implementing an enterprise resource planning software system can lead to an overall improvement of business processes for 95% of organisations that do so. The digital technology and infrastructure evolve, and the amount of data that companies are required to record, track and maintain increases exponentially. That is why enterprise resource planning systems are becoming more and more vital for operating and managing a business properly.

Crust releases Corteza 2021.3.6

June 8, 2021/0 Comments/in Corteza /by lenny

Crust, the driving force behind Corteza, has released Corteza 2021.3.6. This new release includes the following updates and improvements:

Server

Fixed module field default value validation with required fields
Temporarily reverted “fixed filtering with multi-value field”

Compose

Fixed the pre-filter for User module fields

Crust releases Corteza 2021.3.5

May 26, 2021/0 Comments/in Corteza /by lenny

Crust, the driving force behind Corteza, has released Corteza 2021.3.5. This new release includes the following updates and improvements:

Server

Fixed federation structure sync, added a response wrapper to API response
Added manipulation functions for KV and KV-like types for setting values with dynamic keys
Fixed filtering with multi-value field
Improved workflow error handling
- prevent the try-catch step from ending the exec session
- prevent pre-run validation checks to cycle the exec