An great starter application to build on.
Starting with Mendix is usually done using a blank template. If instead you use this base application:
- You get a lot of extra's for your application- and user management, so you need not spend any time on that;
- You get address and country entities implemented in the most complete and performant way possible;
- You get to send emails without doing any setup;
- You get PWA-pages setup ready to go;
- You get to switch between Demo user accounts, getting a feel for each userrole your team created;
- Your administrator gets to query your database using OQL;
- You get a multi-tenant environment for companyfunctions;
- You get basic invoice functions;
- You get to play games like 2048 and tictactoe. Good fun and showing you React-addons at the same time;
- You get the Workflow-functions ready to go;
And all that Out-Of-The-Box!
A very intuitive administration of persons and their information like addresses, user-accounts, family-relations, socialmedia-accounts and their roles. And at the top right: your profile image telling you all about who you are, your userrole(s) and sign-out and password change buttons.
An extended toolset for your system management, giving you more grip on the application, showing currently logged in users, and the number of objects in the entities that you want to keep in focus. Also: showing a system message to your logged in users.
Since this example contains all the code it needs, there are no dependencies.
| Quickest way, using Mx Version Selector | Also quick, but with unzipping it yourself |
|---|---|
| Click the button 'Download' | Click the button 'Download' |
| Click 'Ok' to confirm using the Mx VersionSelector | Select 'Save file' and click 'Ok' |
| Select a new empty directory to place your app and click 'Ok' | Unzip the downloaded .mpk |
| Start your app! | Doubleclick the .mpr |
- Optional: browse through the modules and remove whatever you do not need.
- If you want to use any of the location-, email- or other services: Log in to your application as administrator (local with MxAdmin will do) and get yourself a consumer-account.