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* Update README.md * Updating README to add contributor section (#870) * Remove gitlab-ci configuration files (#865) We have since moved our CI to Github Actions and no longer require Gitlab CI config files. * Updating the README in the client codebase We now reference the global contribution guide directly * Feature/share app test (#843) * Add ShareApp test * Sharing app tests and public access * Update CONTRIBUTING.md * Update install.sh fixes #889 * Update deploy install script to use api64.ipify.org which supports IPv4 (#887) Co-authored-by: Nikhil Nandagopal <nikhil.nandagopal@gmail.com> * Id value issue for radio groups (#895) Fixes: #661 There was issue related to id value while creating new radio group options other than the default ones. And as said I, the id field is not needed at all, but some old config still has the id field. So since ID field is not required , I have removed it. Which solves the issue. * Fix triggering of onChange when value is the same (#892) Fixes: #710 * Invite user modal in view mode can be closed by clicking outside (#906) * Update README.md Spelling correction * #678 Correction in contributing.md for client setup (#907) Co-authored-by: Saket Agrawal <saketagr@in.ibm.com> * Docs: Add instructions in client setup for any port conflicts with 80/443 (#918) Co-authored-by: Arpit Mohan <mohanarpit@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix(sign-up): change in sign up error message (#908) * Fix(backend): Wrong error message while resetting the password fixed, changed from id to email (#911) Fixes #637 * Options Validaor checks for empty values Fixes: #662 * fix: add missed error callback for download (#912) Fixes: #673 * Revert "Options Validaor checks for empty values" This reverts commit |
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Build apps by connecting UI widgets to database queries or APIs. Write any logic in JS.
Here's how you build something:
- Compose a page using pre-built UI components like table, charts, map viewers and forms.
- Connect the UI components to any REST API or databases like MySQL, Postgres, and MongoDB. Write any logic in JS.
- Deploy the internal tool to a custom URL and invite users to sign in with their Google accounts.
📺 Demo Video
🗂 Example Applications
🏃♀️ Getting Started
You can try our online sandbox or deploy a Docker image on a server.
😇 Why Appsmith?
When we build internal tools today, we turn to admin panels, UI frameworks or use a bootstrap theme. We took inspirations from the best admin panels, bootstrap themes, and brought back the easy UI builder of Visual Basic.
Appsmith is a quicker way of building internal tools by visualising them as modular blocks (Widgets, APIs, Queries, JS) and giving developers a simple user interface to configure them. Building new features, creating UI, changing dataflows, and modifying business logic becomes simpler because you no longer have to trudge through large undocumented code bases or wrestle with HTML/CSS. Appsmith doesn't take the fun out of coding, because it treats every block as an object and exposes it via javascript so that you can read, transform and manipulate it. Whether it's a widget, API or query, you get to decide where you need to configure using UI and where you need to code.
🏭 Features
- 5 minute setup: Deploy Appsmith on your servers in 5 minutes.
- Build custom UI: Drag & drop, resize and style widgets without HTML / CSS.
- Query data: Query & update your database directly from the UI. Connect to PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL, REST & GraphQL APIs.
- JS Logic: Write snippets of business logic using JS to transform data, manipuate UI or trigger workflows. Use popular libraries like lodash & moment anywhere in the app
- Data Workflows: Simple configuration to create flows when users interact with the UI.
- Realtime Editor: Changes in your application reflect instantly with every edit. No need to compile!
- Works with existing, live databases: Connect directly to any PostgreSQL, MySQL & MongoDB
- Fine-grained access control: Control who can edit / view your applications from a single control panel
- App management: Build and organise multiple applications on a single platform
📕 Documentation & Support
If you have encountered a bug or need to get in touch with us, you can contact us using one of the following channels:
- Issue & bug tracking: GitHub Issues
- Community & Support: Discord
- Documentation: Documentation
We are committed to fostering an open and welcoming environment in the community. Please see the Code of Conduct.
∞ Contributing to Appsmith
Read our Contribution Guide and join our community of contributors!
📑 License
The Appsmith platform is available under the Apache License 2.0 (Apache-2.0).
