App Builder Blog

In this blog post, we use our WYSIWYG App Builder™ to build a customized Angular CRM app using a sample and a low-code development approach. See how it’s done.

This article explores three fully functional Blazor sample applications that get you started with ease. Add some customizations, and they will become your own.

Sometimes you don’t have to start an Angular project from scratch. You can use a sample application and make it your own with additional customizations. This article provides a few examples to get you started.

Going from a desktop application to a web application takes time and a lot of effort. But not when you have the right tools in place. See how you can enable your team to make the transition with ease.

In this step-by-step guide we will show you the way for crafting a fully functional and customizable app. For the purpose of the article, we will use low code and role-based API.

Here’s another great how-to blog post. It will show you how to use ASP.NET Core to build role-based Web API and Swagger UI to visualize and interact with endpoints.

Here’s a quick trick: you can accelerate the design-to-code process with the help of low-code App Builder and Figma Auto Layout. See how to do it.

How to go from a simple design file to a production-ready code? It’s easy with App Builder and you now have all the ways and steps outlined in this blog post.

Not too long ago we released Swagger UI and now we want to show you how to use it in you Angular and Blazor applications. Read the tutorial.

What is Blazor code generation? How can you take advantage of it in a click using low-code App Builder? Find the answers in this step-by-step guide.