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Announcing Joget DX on the Red Hat Marketplace The Joget team is delighted to announce that Joget DX  is now available as a certified product on Red Hat Marketplace . Built in partnership by Red Hat and IBM, Red Hat Marketplace provides a simpler way to access and manage trusted enterprise software. Joget DX is a next generation open source application platform that increases speed to market and reduces total cost of ownership. The Joget platform is designed to empower citizen developers using a visual no-code approach, while allowing professional developers to extend and integrate the platform with low-code when required. Combining the best of process automation, workflow management and rapid application development, users can visually build a complete application in minutes without coding.      When allied with the enterprise-grade security, responsive support, simplified governance and streamlined billing offered by Red Hat and IBM through R...

G Suite is a collection of popular enterprise collaboration products from Google (Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, etc) for organizational use. Formerly known as Google Apps for Work, G Suite provides users great collaboration features over the cloud. However, collaboration tools are not always enough and organizations would require custom software or apps to solve specific business problems. That's where Joget fits in. Joget DX is now available as the Joget Low Code Application Platform in the G Suite Marketplace . Installation is seamless from the G Suite Marketplace, and in just a few steps you will be able to start building, running and maintaining custom apps. Install Joget Low Code Application Platform for G Suite Here are steps to install Joget from the G Suite Marketplace. Visit the Joget Low Code Application Platform in the G Suite Marketplace. Login using your G Suite domain administrator email and click on Domain Install . In the next permissio...

Over the years, we have received many requests from our customers and community on how to improve their applications built on top of our low-code/no-code platform, Joget Workflow. Ironically, the most requested feature is not actually about workflow. It is about the form. Evidently, as what we can see in our community , the most discussed feature is actually about forms. Process-related questions surprisingly comes in at a distant sixth place. With our recent release of Joget Workflow v6, we have added even more form related elements. The default build is now bundled with more than 30 form input elements. New form elements are being developed all the time. In order to meet our customers’ demand, new plugins are being introduced into Joget Marketplace . Check out one of our latest videos on how to make use of Joget Workflow to build a full fledged meeting room booking app, where the form builder plays an important role in integrating everything together. ...

Recently, a friend forwarded an online article published by PC Magazine titled, "Building an App With No Coding: Myth or Reality?" ( http://www.pcmag.com/article/345661/building-an-app-with-no-coding-myth-or-reality ) The PC Magazine article faced off 4 low-code application development platforms - Appian, Microsoft, Salesforce and Zoho in a challenge to build a basic but working scheduling app in an hour. It was an interesting read and I did not think much of it then, but I do remember thinking, after reading the article, that, "Hey! Joget Workflow could easily build a working scheduling app in under 60 minutes". And then a week or so later, the same friend forwarded another article titled, "Microsoft Bookings is a new Office 365 service for managing appointments" ( http://venturebeat.com/2016/07/20/microsoft-bookings-is-a-new-office-365-service-for-managing-appointments/ ) I definitely remembered asking my friend why is scheduling and resource bo...

Joget Workflow v5 has been released, finally! It was delayed by a couple of months as we had put a lot of focus on security, complying to audits done by some of the biggest names in security such as HP Fortify, Veracode and Rapid7 AppSpider. If you want to see what was remediated, you can check the CHANGES.txt document of the v5 release. It is exactly a month into v5 release, so what's next? Let us share with you what is happening right now! Joget Workflow For Google Apps  We just released Joget Workflow For Google Apps  on the Google Apps Marketplace. You can  check out the listing here . Joget Workflow For Google Apps on the Google Apps Marketplace Access Joget Workflow via the Google Apps menu. If you are a Google Apps user, you can now subscribe to  Joget Workflow For Google Apps , where you will be able to access Joget Workflow from your Google Apps menu. Joget Workflow For Google Apps  works with  Joget Workflow On-Demand...

Recently, we quietly re-launched the Joget Marketplace . The beta marketplace is designed to work with Joget Workflow version 5 (currently available as RC ) to enable users to seamlessly download and install Joget Workflow apps. Log in as an admin user to access the marketplace from the v5 App Center. Click on the "Marketplace" link to load the Marketplace in a pop-up window. Next, create a new marketplace account and log in. To install an app, just browse to the app you want and click on the "Install" button at the top right corner of the pop-up window. If you are still using Joget Workflow v4, you will need to download the apps from the marketplace and then manually import them into your Joget Workflow server. The new marketplace will be packed with new apps and plugins. Most of these apps and plugins are free to download and use. You can use these apps or plugins as tutorials or templates to build your own apps and plugins. Some new apps and plugins inc...