Quantum Developer with Visualizer and Fabric

By attending Quantum Developer with Visualizer and Fabric workshop, delegates will learn to:

• Use the Storyboard feature to create the UI/ UX of the applications
• Use the Clientside workflow feature to define the front-end workflow of the applications
• Use the enhancements in the Datapanel to create the forms at the service level as well as at individual operation or object level.
• Use the Dynamic UI feature to update the UI that is Dynamically created using Datapanel Feature
• The test automation framework embedded in the Visualizer to record activity on an application and generate test scripts. And then, run the generated test scripts using the Live Preview option to Visualizer
• Use the Serverside workflow feature in Fabric to create the entire backend process as a workflow
• Use the Server events feature and configure service that emit events and services that subscribe to events. You will also be able about to use the new web socket APIs in the client side SDK to subscribe, unsubscribe to events and to publish events
• Generate a Universal windows platform app from a progressive web application
• Use the Fabric capability to configure multiple pre-processors and multiple post-processors for integration, orchestration and object services
• Use the Fabric capability to configure an integration of type Email, to send email from Fabric server
• Use the Open API (Swagger) integration adaptor of Fabric to create integration services using the Swagger definition file
• Configure and use the default linter rules in Visualizer that come along with KSLint, and you will also be able to create custom lint rules and apply to your project
• Create components with responsive behavior and reuse those components on various forms
• Understand about the rules service in Fabric, use the rules service in Fabric to create a LoanRulesService to evaluate the status of loan application based on credit rating and credit history. You will also be able to test the rules service from admin console and consume from a client app

• Attend a training on Developer Bootcamp with Visualizer and Fabric or equivalent practical experience.

The Quantum Developer with Visualizer and Fabric class is ideal for:

• Developers