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Use our Academy and online resources to prepare for Appway Certification, a way to prove your knowledge and experience with Appway. Certification allows you to showcase your proficiency with the Appway platform and demonstrate your awareness of key business and development concepts.
There are three certification levels, with an increasing level of difficulty: Practitioner, Professional and Master.
Practitioner
A certified Practitioner can create and modify scripts and data classes, design medium-complexity screens, and has a firm grasp of rules regarding document generation.
If you've completed Fundamental Training and have three months' experience with Appway, take the Practitioner exam to demonstrate what you know.
Note: Practitioner certification is a prerequisite for all Professional-level exams.
Professional (Business Analyst / Developer / Administrator)
Appway Professional certification is split into three streams: Business Analyst, Developer, and Administrator.
Business Analyst certification requires good knowledge of best practices around requirements management for an Appway project, the ability to use the process editor's advanced modeling features, and experience in creating screen and rule mock-ups. Analysts should have 12 months' project experience with Appway.
Developer certification tests your knowledge of advanced process, screen and data model design, and your ability to adapt solutions to technical and business requirements. It also examines your integration experience using the SOAP and REST extensions. Developers should have 12 months' project experience with Appway.
Administrator certification is for experienced Appway Server Administrators. Can you run an Appway environment from the installation phase to the ongoing maintenance phase, taking responsibility for configuration changes, deployments and incident troubleshooting? Then this is the exam for you.
Master
The Appway Master certification program tests problem-solving abilities and knowledge of Appway architecture, components, and extensions. Taken over half a day, the exam includes a presentation and case study.
Are you ready to demonstrate what you can do with Appway?
More information can be found on the Academy page.
There are three certification levels, with an increasing level of difficulty: Practitioner, Professional and Master.
Practitioner
A certified Practitioner can create and modify scripts and data classes, design medium-complexity screens, and has a firm grasp of rules regarding document generation.
If you've completed Fundamental Training and have three months' experience with Appway, take the Practitioner exam to demonstrate what you know.
Note: Practitioner certification is a prerequisite for all Professional-level exams.
Professional (Business Analyst / Developer / Administrator)
Appway Professional certification is split into three streams: Business Analyst, Developer, and Administrator.
Business Analyst certification requires good knowledge of best practices around requirements management for an Appway project, the ability to use the process editor's advanced modeling features, and experience in creating screen and rule mock-ups. Analysts should have 12 months' project experience with Appway.
Developer certification tests your knowledge of advanced process, screen and data model design, and your ability to adapt solutions to technical and business requirements. It also examines your integration experience using the SOAP and REST extensions. Developers should have 12 months' project experience with Appway.
Administrator certification is for experienced Appway Server Administrators. Can you run an Appway environment from the installation phase to the ongoing maintenance phase, taking responsibility for configuration changes, deployments and incident troubleshooting? Then this is the exam for you.
Master
The Appway Master certification program tests problem-solving abilities and knowledge of Appway architecture, components, and extensions. Taken over half a day, the exam includes a presentation and case study.
Are you ready to demonstrate what you can do with Appway?
More information can be found on the Academy page.
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All information for Appway 6.3 and below is still available here on developer.appway.com while this migration takes place.
Note: Material relevant for Appway 7 will only be available in the Knowledge Base on community.appway.comAny questions or feedback? Please contact community@appway.com