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New to Appway? The Appway Platform bridges the gap between application development and business process management (BPM). It supports both the visual modeling of a process and its execution as an application.

Business Process Management (BPM)
Business process management (BPM) aims to improve businesses’ performance and agility by focusing on processes rather than individual tasks. The Appway Platform is based on the Business Process Management and Notation specification (BPMN 2.0).

For an introduction to BPMN, see the Object Management Group's Quick Guide to BPMN.
The Essence of Appway

In this series of five videos, Appway CTO Oliver Brupbacher explains the main concepts behind the Appway Platform and its architecture.

Appway Bridges the Gap
The Preserving Approach
The Appway Model
The Appway Architecture
Appway Reduces Development Time
Studio and Workspace

The Appway Platform comes with two interfaces, both browser-based. The Workspace is the end-user interface displaying your running application, or Appway App. The Studio is the space where developers and business analysts model, build, maintain and adapt the App.

Business Object Designers Structure
Business Object Designers in Use
Interactive Script Editor in Use
Using Labels for multi-language apps
Developer Toolbar
Workspace Task Management
Studio
Composing Applications

Business Objects are the building blocks of Appway Apps. All elements such as processes, user interaction screens, documents, data and business logic are defined in Business Objects.

Design a Process
Design a Screen
Screens
Versioning
Naming Conventions
Create a Document
Data and Scripting

Data Classes define an App's data model. They allow you to create and manage complex structures of entities and their attributes. Variables are containers for specific instances of this data structure. The Appway Script Language allows you to define and manipulate runtime data.

Data Management
Create a Data Class
Create a Script Function
Create a Data Class Function
Variables and Scopes
Data Classes
Script Language