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Revision as of 20:54, 26 March 2017
MDriven KnowledgeBase
- Clients
- TurnKey web client using AngularJS and Bootstrap
- Applying a theme and style
- TurnKey thin client using Windows MVC
- Windows WPF client
- TurnKey web client using AngularJS and Bootstrap
- Installing MDriven Server (if you want to run your own)
- Installing TurnKey as an Azure WebApp
MDriven Designer Overview Sessions
Custom controls in ViewModel aided Views
A Trello like Board In MDrivenTurnkey
Little used OCL syntax that can be handy
Using the model debugger to change the model itself
MDriven turnkey Face - theme - styles - fashion
OCL Expressions
An introduction to OCL - the object constraint language - by example of a simple model and some expressions working on it for different purposes. The videos make use of the new OCL editor that has been updated to support code-completion better. It also show case the OCL-debugger that makes it easy to update and navigate data with OCL while you keep on modeling.