Develop Enterprise Web Apps using Neutrinos Platform Part 2

Introduction to the client-side service designer in the Neutrinos platform, showing how to build flows with notes and wires to run UI logic in the browser and reduce latency.

Start the flow with a statement, pass first and last name from pages to a client service, and concatenate into a full name, with script and log nodes.

Learn to use the comments node to drag and drop a comment note, edit with a rich text editor, and document business logic with bold, lists, tables, and links.

Explore how the script editor in the Neutrinos Platform enables implementing business logic for data processing, with per-service and per-floor scripts named to reflect the workflow.

Learn to implement a snack bar that displays brief, non-intrusive app notifications, appearing temporarily; configure timing in milliseconds, position, and styling for enterprise web apps.

Explore how to catch errors in a service flow using the catch node, selecting targets and inspecting the captured error in the baggage object.

Call service node demonstrates selecting a flow to call, map the first name input from parent to the flow's start input, execute the script, and log received data for validation.

Explore mapping environment properties to flow variables in the neutrinos platform, access environment values in nodes via the environment editor, and update properties in one place without hard coding.

See how to set and get a service variable within a flow, storing a value in one block and retrieving it in another.

Explore how the HTTP request node sends and receives data from remote servers, makes list API calls, and configures JSON return types, headers, and content type for enterprise apps.

Explore how to implement navigation nodes in the Neutrinos platform, define navigation paths in the layout editor, pass parameters along the path, and verify success or failure through dynamic values.

Explore storage nodes for setting, getting, and removing items in local and session storage. Learn how key-value pairs persist in the browser and differentiate local from session storage.

Use the switch node to compare a property against several conditions, using equal to and not equal to, and decide to stop on first match or continue with messages.

discover how async node executes operations asynchronously and aggregates outputs from multiple api endpoints into a single result, such as fetching users and countries data.

Call a server API node from the client to fetch a country list in JSON, configuring headers and query parameters to handle the response in a Neutrinos platform enterprise app.