GeneXus 17 Fundamentals Course – Learn GeneXus from scratch

GeneXus 17 Fundamentals Course – Learn GeneXus from scratch, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.83, with 68 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 27 subscribers.

You will learn about The basics to create Web or Mobile applications in record time, starting with minimal database and programming knowledge. Through the development of a web application, you will learn the basic knowledge needed to quickly build any type of application, now or in the future. You will understand the differences between backend and frontend. How to model the entities of reality. How to perform interactive and code-based CRUD operations. How to use Interaction Patterns. This course is ideal for individuals who are General public. It is particularly useful for General public.

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Summary

Title: GeneXus 17 Fundamentals Course – Learn GeneXus from scratch

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.83

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The basics to create Web or Mobile applications in record time, starting with minimal database and programming knowledge.
Through the development of a web application, you will learn the basic knowledge needed to quickly build any type of application, now or in the future.
You will understand the differences between backend and frontend.
How to model the entities of reality.
How to perform interactive and code-based CRUD operations.
How to use Interaction Patterns.

Who Should Attend

General public.

Target Audiences

General public.

Presentation:

Learn the basics of GeneXus.

GeneXus is the fastest way to enter the world of technology. A development platform that is easy to learn, allows you to quickly create quality applications, and is used by leading companies in real businesses..

Objective:

Through the development of an application, we will teach you the basics of GeneXus that will allow you to understand its logic and quickly build any type of application, now or in the future.

Requirements:

Basic programming and database skills.

Suggested methodology for this course:

Alternate theory lessons with practice exercises you can download from the Section 1 “Course materials”.

Watch every video and do the corresponding Practice exercises in parallel, until completing all the videos of the course.

Approximate duration:

Theory/Practice: 45 hours

8 hours of video plus the time it takes you to develop the application mentioned in the Practical exercises. A maximum total duration of 45 hours.

Exam:

It is a computer-based exam, with multiple choice and true/false.

When you pass the exam, you will receive an internationally valid “GeneXus Junior Analyst” certification and will be included in the list of GeneXus-Certified Technicians.

Note: On this platform, the course does not include an exam.

Bonus Material:

To be able to do the course well, including the Practice exercises, download the Trial version of GeneXus.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Before starting

Lecture 1: Course Dynamics

Lecture 2: Course materials

Chapter 2: General introduction

Lecture 1: Digital applications today

Chapter 3: First steps

Lecture 1: What is GeneXus?

Lecture 2: Course Overview

Lecture 3: Creation of the Knowledge Base

Chapter 4: Transactions

Lecture 1: Designing the First Transaction

Lecture 2: Running the application for the first time

Lecture 3: Attributes and domains

Lecture 4: Related transactions

Lecture 5: Transactions with more than one level

Lecture 6: Attribute nomenclature

Lecture 7: Rules definition

Lecture 8: Using patterns

Lecture 9: Base and Extended table.

Lecture 10: Definition of Subtypes

Lecture 11: Defining Attributes as Formulas

Lecture 12: Rule Triggering Events in Transactions

Lecture 13: Indexes

Lecture 14: Normalization of Tables: A Case Study

Lecture 15: Relations between actors of reality

Lecture 16: 1 to 1 relations between actors from reality

Lecture 17: Exporting and Importing GeneXus Objects

Chapter 5: Listings and access to data by code

Lecture 1: Lists and For Each command to query the database

Lecture 2: How to process related information.

Lecture 3: How to process grouped information

Lecture 4: Inline Formulas

Chapter 6: Communication between objects

Lecture 1: Invocations between objects

Lecture 2: Invocations between objects (Cont.)

Chapter 7: Structured Data Types and Data Providers

Lecture 1: Structured Data Types

Lecture 2: Variables that save data collections in memory.

Lecture 3: Loading Structured Data Types (SDTs) using Data Providers

Chapter 8: Upgrade of Data Base

Lecture 1: Database Update Using Business Components. Justification.

Lecture 2: Database Update Using Business Components

Lecture 3: Database Update Using Business Components – Example

Lecture 4: Data Population using Business Components and Data Providers

Lecture 5: Automatic data population

Lecture 6: Updating with procedure-specific commands. Introduction

Chapter 9: Architecture

Lecture 1: GeneXus Applications Architecture

Chapter 10: Web screens with Back-office focus

Lecture 1: Web Screens with Back-office Focus. Introduction

Lecture 2: Web panel object. First steps

Lecture 3: Web panel object. Loading data and events

Lecture 4: Web Panel Object. Event Execution Scheme

Lecture 5: Interactive Screens: Variables In Grid and Actions In The Work With Pattern

Lecture 6: Web Panel Object. Multiple Grids

Chapter 11: Screen design and modeling

Lecture 1: Design System. Introduction

Lecture 2: Design System in Genexus

Chapter 12: Version management and teamwork

Lecture 1: GeneXus Server. Introduction

Instructors

GeneXus Training
Official Trainer

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

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