Recently, GitHub launched early access to GitHub Codespaces, an online development environment hosted by GitHub and powered by Visual Studio Code, that allows you to develop entirely in the cloud. Online development environments are a recent trend in the industry and can potentially be a game-changer for developers. But the question is, can I alsoRead more →
Recently, GitHub launched early access to GitHub Codespaces, an online development environment hosted by GitHub and powered by Visual Studio Code, that allows you to develop entirely in the cloud.
Online development environments are a recent trend in the industry and can potentially be a game-changer for developers. But the question is, can I also develop my Business Automation assets in the cloud?
Yes, you can! Do you want to see it how? Let’s do it in a 3 easy steps:
1-) Create your GitHub CodeSpace
Go to Github Codespaces and create a code space based on any GitHub repository[1]:
[1] If you don’t have access yet, you can request early access here
2-) Install Red Hat Business Automation Bundle
Now your Codespace is live, and you can work on any GitHub repository in an online VS Code. The next step is to install our extensions. Go to the Extensions menu and search for “Red Hat Business Automation Bundle”. This will automatically install our BPMN and DMN extensions.
3-) Author your BPMN and DMN assets
You are now ready to author your BPMN and DMN assets as any other VS Code asset.
You can also drag and drop any file of your computer into Codespaces, making it super easy to import the assets that you created on dmn.new and bpmn.new.
That’s it! Thanks for reading and I hope you like it. Let’s develop our Business Automation Assets in the cloud.
We have just launched a fresh new Kogito Tooling release! 🎉 On the 0.8.3 release, we made a lot of improvements and bug fixes. This post will give a quick overview of this release, and also add some highlights of our 0.8.2 and 0.8.1 releases. I hope you enjoy it! BPMN and DMN Standalone EditorsRead more →
We have just launched a fresh new Kogito Tooling release! 🎉
On the 0.8.3 release, we made a lot of improvements and bug fixes. This post will give a quick overview of this release, and also add some highlights of our 0.8.2 and 0.8.1 releases. I hope you enjoy it!
BPMN and DMN Standalone Editors
Since 0.7.2.alpha3 we started shipping a new component of the KIE tooling, our standalone BPMN and DMN Editors. On the 0.8.1 release, we delivered the first official version of this cool library. 🎉
These Standalone Editors provide a straightforward way to use our tried-and-true DMN and BPMN Editors embedded in your web applications.
The editors are now distributed in a self-contained library that provides an all-in-one JavaScript file for each of them that can be interacted with using a comprehensive API for setup and control it.
Now it’s super easy to embed our editors in your applications, see this gist example:
That will render:
Embed your BPMN and DMN models
In the 0.8.2 release, we have introduced a new feature that will enable you easily embed your BPMN and DMN models on any web application with an iframe. We have updated our toolbar on the Business Modeler Preview, and now under the “Share” menu, there is an “Embed” option.
See the full blog post for an in-depth look into this feature.
DMN editor now opens 1.1 and 1.3 assets
The DMN editor continues evolving towards making users’ lives as simple as possible. On Kogito 0.8.1, we introduce a new mechanism to open DMN 1.1 and 1.3 assets.
New Features, fixed issues, and improvements
We also made some new features, a lot of refactorings and improvements, with highlights to:
Infrastructure
[KOGITO-3718] – Importing DMN as Included Model in VS Code on Windows
[KOGITO-4219] – [Chrome Extension] “Copy link to Online editor” button doesn’t work on private repositories
[KOGITO-4220] – [Chrome Extension] The “Go to Home page” link doesn’t work
[KOGITO-2515] – DMN Editor decision service wrong layout
[KOGITO-2712]] – [DMN Designer] VS Code Included models self reference
[KOGITO-3151] – [DMN Designer] Copied value is pasted twice
[KOGITO-3476] – DMN decision table “Unable to resolve type reference ‘UNDEFINED’” in simple data types
[KOGITO-4124] – Error when adding constraints to a data type
[KOGITO-4165] – [DMN Designer] ‘continue’ vs ‘Continue’
[KOGITO-3885] – [DMN Designer] Show parameters list for Decision Services
[KOGITO-3805] – [DMN Designer] Convert DMN 1.1/1.3 models to version 1.2
[KOGITO-2770] – [Test Scenario Editor] Changes on Setting Docks must activate isDirty status
[KOGITO-3696] – DMN Editor regression failing display edge when xml missing DMNDI
Further Reading/Watching
We had recently some cool talks at KIE youtube channel:
KieLive#24 DMN: squeeze the most out of these features, by Matteo;
KieLive#23 Kogito + Quarkus: the Marriage Made on a Cloud, by Edoardo;
KieLive#22 OptaPlanner Shadow Variables for the Vehicle Routing Problem and Task Assignment, by Geoffrey;
I would like to also recommend the recent article from Yeser, where he provides a complete step-by-step tutorial to import and process a PMML model inside the DMN Editor in VSCode.
Thank you to everyone involved!
I would like to thank everyone involved with this release, from the excellent KIE Tooling Engineers to the lifesavers QEs and the UX people that help us look awesome!
We just launched a fresh new Kogito Tooling release! 🎉 On the 0.8.0 release, we made a lot of improvements and bug fixes. This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you enjoy it! Kogito Tooling Examples Update! We’re happy to announce a big update on the Kogito Tooling Examples in order to help youRead more →
We just launched a fresh new Kogito Tooling release! 🎉
On the 0.8.0 release, we made a lot of improvements and bug fixes. This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you enjoy it!
Kogito Tooling Examples Update!
We’re happy to announce a big update on the Kogito Tooling Examples in order to help you understand how to use and integrate the Kogito Tooling packages on your project!
The examples can be accessed here, the source code lives in this repository and you can follow this series of blog posts guiding you through them.
BPMN and DMN Standalone Editors
We also published on npm the alpha version of our BPMN and DMN Standalone Editors. Now it’s super easy to embed our editors in your own applications:
The DMN editor was already great for expressing business logic and decomposing complex decisions into multiple nodes.
On 0.7.0, we introduced tech preview support for Multiple DRDs. On 0.7.1, we delivered the last bit of this important feature. Check this post to understand this feature in detail.
Update Gist on Online Modeler
We also included in this version a small but important tweak on Online Modeler. Now you can create gists and also update them!
Kogito Tooling i18n Infrastructure
On the 0.7.1 release, we introduced a generic API for i18n in all the channels. Soon, editors will use this API to implement internationalization on all editors! Stay tuned.
Fixed issues and improvements
We also made a lot of refactorings and improvements, especially to allow our internal API’s extendability.
Infrastructure
[KOGITO-2926] — Provide readOnly property on EditorContext
[KOGITO-3709] — Creating GitHub gist with no token setup requires the users to click on “Gist it!” twice
[KOGITO-3347] — The input field on Gist modal is being marked as invalid with a valid token
[KOGITO-3705] — Cannot open files on private repos using the Chrome Extension
[KOGITO-3820] — Fix open from source Gist URLs double encoded
Editors
[KOGITO-2348] — Scenario fails if model includes another one
[KOGITO-2773] — [Test Scenario Editor] BC — Kogito generated scesim file are in same cases not compatible
[KOGITO-3152] — [DMN Designer] PMML support — function parameters generation
[KOGITO-3571] — [DMN Designer] Multiple DRDs support — Information requirements are duplicated into the DMN XML
[KOGITO-1489] — Editor is broken after See as source during loading (Chrome Extension)
[KOGITO-3192] — [DMN Designer] Multiple DRDs support — The undo/reado are lost when user changes between diagrams
[KOGITO-3364] — [DMN Designer] Multiple DRDs support — When a node is deleted in the DRG, undo/redo operations do not work properly
[KOGITO-3366] — [DMN Designer] Boxed Expression — Decision Tables — Users lost constraints when they change the focus
Further Reading/Watching
We had this month two talks on KIE youtube channel:
I would like to also recommend a blog post from Guilherme, where he shows how to maintain DMN models on Business Central and VS Code.
Thank you to everyone involved!
I would like to thank everyone involved with this release from the awesome KIE Tooling Engineers to the lifesavers QEs and the UX people that help us look awesome!
We just launched a fresh new Kogito Tooling release! 🎉 On the 0.7.0 release, we made a lot of improvements and bug fixes. This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you enjoy it! Backend support on Kogito Tooling We introduced Backend support on Kogito Tooling. Developers can now augment their editors’ capabilities by connectingRead more →
We just launched a fresh new Kogito Tooling release! 🎉
On the 0.7.0 release, we made a lot of improvements and bug fixes. This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you enjoy it!
Backend support on Kogito Tooling
We introduced Backend support on Kogito Tooling. Developers can now augment their editors’ capabilities by connecting backend services through an infrastructure included in Kogito Tooling.
Lots of possibilities of executing code outside the client are enabled/facilitated with this new infrastructure, such as calling a java local backend service, reaching an HTTP endpoint, triggering a command in the terminal, to name a few.
Soon, this infrastructure will allow many new use cases, including auto-complete via Java Language Server, DMN/BPMN validations, Scenario Simulation executions, etc.
An experimental Quarkus app service on the VS Code channel. The server is started up and stopped by the infrastructure as soon as the extension is activated or deactivated. Keep in mind that the extension is activated when the first diagram is opened and deactivated only when the VS Code is closed.
See full details of this important innovation in this blog post from Guilherme Caponetto.
DMN — Read-Only mode
We introduced a read-only version of our DMN Editor that will be really useful during PR reviews and also in your future embedded editors. Take a look at this feature on our chrome extension:
DMN — Multiples Decision Requirement Diagrams
On 0.7.0, we are also introducing a tech preview support for Multiple DRDs. For complex DMN models, you can now use the DMN modeler to design multiple DMN decision requirements diagrams (DRDs) representing parts of the overall decision requirements graph (DRG) for a DMN decision model.
This improvement enables you to better organize DMN decision models with many decision requirements by dividing the model into smaller nested DRDs.
Check this post to understand this feature in detail.
Notice: in some use cases, when your DMN model contains multiple decision requirements diagrams, you may face some validation errors that prevent the execution. You can put the kogito.decisions.validation=DISABLED property into the application.properties to disable model validation and successfully execute the model. This issue won’t be present on Kogito Tooling 0.7.1 (end of October) — KOGITO-3571.
DMN — PMML support
We also added on DMN Editor, a new feature that enables PMML file imports inside DMN Editor. In a similar way we import external DMN files.
A PMML file can be linked to a DMN file using the “Included Model” tab. Pressing the Include Model button, a popup with a selection box containing all PMML and DMN files inside the same directory of the opened DMN file should appear.
BPMN — Script Syntax Highlight
The process designer now provides syntax highlighting and error checking capabilities when working with scripts, for example, in the case of a Script Task.
BPMN & DMN — Inline Text Editing
Node name editing has been made more fluid with the new Inline Editor. It is possible to edit text directly on the nodes without floating boxes or confirmation buttons by double-clicking any node. For applying changes just hit “Enter” or click outside of the node and for canceling hit “Esc”, while editing.
Fixed issues and improvements
We also made a lot of refactorings and improvements, especially to allow our internal APIs’ extendability.
I would like to thank everyone involved with this release from the awesome KIE Tooling Engineers to the lifesavers QEs and the UX people that help us look awesome!
We recently pushed many cool new features and bug fixes on Business Central added by Foundation Team. Those features are available at the 7.43.0 release. This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you guys enjoy it! Dashbuilder Runtimes Since some release ago, we have introduced a new standalone application called Dashbuilder Runtimes. ThisRead more →
We recently pushed many cool new features and bug fixes on Business Central added by Foundation Team. Those features are available at the 7.43.0 release.
This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you guys enjoy it!
Dashbuilder Runtimes
Since some release ago, we have introduced a new standalone application called Dashbuilder Runtimes. This new feature is a lightweight application able to run Business Automation dashboards created on Business Central in a containerized fashion, allowing us to cover many business automation use cases.
Soon we will publish a detailed introduction for Dashbuilder Runtimes.
Dashbuilder Runtime Embedded
On the 7.40.0 release, we improved the embedded capabilities of Dashbuilder Runtime, allowing users to embed a specific dashboard from an instance of Dashbuilder runtime on their web apps.
Every dashboard in the Dashbuilder runtime can be accessed in embedded mode and integrated directly on your application. See an example of this integration in a simple HTML page:
We also provided a new rest API that allows you to create a dashboard and query the dashboards and their pages on my Dashbuilder runtime instance.
It is possible to wrap the REST calls using a Javascript library published in npm: dashbuilder-js/api. With this API, you can use dashboards directly in your application. See examples in dashbuilder-js repository.
Soon we will publish a detailed post for Dashbuilder Runtime Embedded.
Dashbuilder Runtime Multi Dashboards Support
On the 7.42 release, we introduced a new feature on Dashbuilder Runtimes that allows users to import multiple dashboards on the same runtime instance.
The multi-mode is turned off by default. To turn it on, you must set the system property dashbuilder.runtime.multi as true.
Soon we will publish a detailed post for Dashbuilder Runtime Multi Dashboards support.
Dashbuilder External Components
How do I write my external component on Dashbuilder? In Business Central 7.43, we introduced a new way of creating your components in JavaScript and integrating them on dashboards.
External components are custom Dashbuilder page parts that users can develop to consume datasets from Business Central and display data any way users want. On community, we already have a lot of cool new external components, including a Heatmap for process and support for beautiful Victoria charts.
Soon we will publish a detailed post for Dashbuilder External Components support.
Other bug fixes and improvements:
We also fixed several bugs and made some performance improvements on Business central:
RHPAM-2808 : Making LRU cache configurable to avoid large memory retention
RHPAM-2957 : Business central doesn’t remember last used branch on logout
RHPAM-2737 : Testing on Project level fails if project was cloned via git/clone REST API removed and cloned again
RHPAM-2946 : Error when renaming an asset with pending changes
RHPAM-3134 : UI issue (in business-central) when more than one kie-server (with different ID) is connected.
RHDM-1354 : NPE creating a project using Decision Central REST API and githook configured
RHPAM-3119 : [Data Modeler] Unsaved changes dialog appears after rename
RHDM-1378 : Issue re-importing a repository initially created by importing an empty repository in Business Central
RHPAM-3117 : Document upload doesn’t work on Windows
Thank you to everyone involved!
I would like to thank everyone involved with this release, from the excellent Foundation Team Engineers to the lifesavers QEs and all the UX people that help us make our work look fantastic!
We just launched a fresh new Kogito Tooling release! 🎉 On 0.6.1 release, we made a lot of improvements and bug fixes. This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you enjoy it! Kogito Tooling CI Improvements Since the beginning of the project, we have been using GitHub Actions to build kogito tooling repositories,Read more →
We just launched a fresh new Kogito Tooling release! 🎉
On 0.6.1 release, we made a lot of improvements and bug fixes. This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you enjoy it!
Kogito Tooling CI Improvements
Since the beginning of the project, we have been using GitHub Actions to build kogito tooling repositories, but last week we added three significant improvements for our CI/CD on this release.
Daily builds of our kogito tooling
Some days ago, we started doing an automatic daily release of the kogito tooling. The daily build of the Business Modeler can be accessed on this link and other artifacts (VS Code, Desktop, Hub, and Chrome Extension) can be downloaded in the latest “Publish daily dev version” job. This is a nice feature to try the latest master features of kogito tooling! 🚀
Business Modeler build for each PR
Also, to improve tests and code review processes, now for each PR on kogito-tooling instead of just generating the build artifacts, we are also providing a live version of Business Modeler.
To access the Business Modeler for a job fired by a PR in kogito-tooling, you can use https://kiegroup.github.io/kogito-online-ci/pull/<PR_NUMBER>
To access the Business Modeler for a job fired by a comment in the kogito-tooling issue, you can use https://kiegroup.github.io/kogito-online-ci/comment/<COMMENT_ID>
Build RHPAM Editors on kogito tooling actions
The BPMN, DMN, and Scesim editors used on Kogito are based on RHPAM editors that live on kie-wb-common and drools-wb Java-based repositories.
Another significant improvement that we did on this release is kogito-tooling GitHub Actions to do a full build on RHPAM editors and generate an integrated artifact (kogito tooling + editors from Java repositories).
Now, it’s just a matter of the author of a PR in kogito-tooling using a branch with the same name in his/her fork that contains changes in any editor (BPMN, DMN, or SceSim). As soon this happens, the “Pull Request CI — Full Downstream” job will run and produce a build of the VS Code extension, Business Modeler, Chrome Extension, and Desktop with the modified editors for faster testing.
But how should I build kogito tooling, if my editor change doesn’t affect the kogito tooling repository? Go to the pinned issue on the kogito-tooling repo and create a new comment following the format “Build: {github-username}/{branch-name}”.
In my opinion, those three improvements are a huge step forward for us. First, they will speed up a lot of our code review process and build, and, most important, it’s a big step forward in the path to continuous delivery of our lovely Business Modeler.
Kogito Tooling i18n
We’re happy to announce that Kogito Tooling is ready to be internationalized! This means that it will be possible to change the locale and access the Kogito Tooling Channels’ translations.
We developed an i18n type-safe library with React usability in mind to enable this new feature, which allows simple and easy integration with an already existing project. See the full details on this blog post.
Page Support on OmniChannel Architecture
Since its inception, OmniChannel allowed us to run the same editor code in multiple channels without changing the codebase. Now we enhance this architecture also to support Pages and Components.
This new architectural component will enable many new use cases, as an example showing runtime screens, dashboards, etc. Stay tuned that soon we will launch a blog post and some examples of how to use it.
Auto start property for ad-hoc subprocess
We also added add “Auto Start” property to Adhoc sub-process properties panel, which is currently supported by the Kogito runtime via metadata.
Fixed issues and improvements
We also made a lot of refactorings and improvements, especially to allow our internal APIs’ extendability.
[KOGITO-2496] — Review exports on microeditor-envelope/index.ts
[KOGITO-2833] — Remove Enzyme as snapshot serializer
I would like to thank everyone involved with this release from the awesome KIE Tooling Engineers to the lifesavers QEs and the UX people that help us look awesome!
Some days ago, Alex Porcelli shared a great demo of Business Automation tooling working inside GitHub Codespaces. Github Codespaces is still on early access, but while you wait for it, the good news is that you can use the same BPMN and DMN extensions inside Visual Studio Code Online. Here is how to setup: Step 1:Read more →
Some days ago, Alex Porcelli shared a great demo of Business Automation tooling working inside GitHub Codespaces.
Github Codespaces is still on early access, but while you wait for it, the good news is that you can use the same BPMN and DMN extensions inside Visual Studio Code Online. Here is how to setup:
Step 1: Create a Visual Studio Codespaces
With an Azure account and subscription (there is a free tier, so can you give it a try), go to Visual Studio Code online, and create a Codespace.
Step 2: Install Kogito Bundle extension
Click on the Extensions menu, search for Kogito, and install it (VS Code will ask for a reload). Now your BPMN and DMN extensions are installed on your online environment.
Now you can create and edit any .bpmn .dmn or .scesim file with our graphical tooling!
Step 3: Enjoy BPMN and DMN extensions on VS Code Online
And that’s it :). Now you can enjoy editing your Business Automation assets in a 100% online environment.
As this work is still on ‘alpha’ stage and it’s running inside a container, the ‘first loading’ of the editor takes some seconds on a fresh install, but after that, everything runs smoothly.
Recently, we had a lot of cool new features on Kogito Tooling added by Foundation Team. Those features are distributed on Kogito Tooling latest releases! This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you guys enjoy it! Visual Code Store Extension Release Last month, the VS Code team released its custom editor asRead more →
Recently, we had a lot of cool new features on Kogito Tooling added by Foundation Team. Those features are distributed on Kogito Tooling latest releases!
This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you guys enjoy it!
Visual Code Store Extension Release
Last month, the VS Code team released its custom editor as an official API, and we were finally able to publish our editors on the VS Code Store.
We have now four published artifacts on the store:
Kogito Bundle: an extension that groups all our extensions for Kogito.
At this point, the bundles are just pointers to our extensions, this means that every time that you download our bundle, in fact, you are also downloading DMN and BPMN editors extensions. In the future, this bundle could potentially contain improved features, stay tuned! See the full post for details.
Business Modeler Desktop Preview
We released a new import piece of our tool belt, the Business Modeler Desktop. This modeler is a multi-platform standalone application that enables you to quickly create and edit DMN and BPMN assets on your Desktop. See the full blog post for details.
Business Modeler Hub Preview
We also released a new piece of our tooling strategy, the Business Modeler Hub Preview. A single place where you are just one click away from all our tooling channels. See the full blog post for details.
Business Modeler Preview Enhancements
We introduced some awesome UX tweaks on our Business Modeler and we expect it will improve even more your experience using it. See the full blog post for details.
Enhanced Keyboard Shortcuts On Kogito Tooling
We released a new Keyboard Shortcuts API. It gives editors the power to add custom reusable keyboard shortcuts that work in all channels! For the existing editors — BPMN, DMN and SceSim — we maintained the same mapping, but we did some under-the-hood enhancements that will make the experience even better. See the full blog post for details.
Exporting diagrams as GitHub gists
Users can now export their DMN and BPMN diagrams as GitHub gists on the Business Modeler. See the full blog post for details.
Other bug fixes and improvements:
We also fixed several bugs and did some performance improvements:
I want to thank everyone involved with this release from the awesome KIE Tooling Engineers to the lifesavers QEs and the UX people that help us look awesome!
Recently, we pushed new features on Business Central added by Foundation Team. Those features are available soon at 7.39 release. This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you guys enjoy it! Improvements on Business-Central REST API adding the groups/roles operations available in the UI We included in our REST API most of theRead more →
Recently, we pushed new features on Business Central added by Foundation Team. Those features are available soon at 7.39 release. This post will do a quick overview of those. I hope you guys enjoy it!
Improvements on Business-Central REST API adding the groups/roles operations available in the UI
We included in our REST API most of the groups and roles operations available in the Business Central UI, including:
Groups
New group;
Delete group;
List groups;
Update group permissions;
Roles
List roles;
Update roles permissions
See more details on the full blog post.
Decoupling BC File System from JGIT
In the last few months, in order to remove explicit jGit dependencies in Business Central code, we refactored Business Central File allowing users to implement new file system providers.
It is true that we still depend on jGit on many Business Central features (like Collaboration), but this change allowed us to use Kubernetes ConfigMaps to store basic information just using our Java Nio2 library.
This enables Business Central Monitoring to use Kubernetes based cloud providers as a file system, storing all Monitoring information in ConfigMaps without relying on persistent volumes.
Description when creating new Space using Business Central
Now, when you create a new space in Business Central Central via UI or REST API, it’s possible to define not only Space name but also its description.
Other bug fixes and improvements:
We also fixed several bugs and did some performance improvements on Business central:
AF-2434 Prevent system repositories from receiving the default post-commit hook
RHPAM-2718 Dropdown with branches is missing in the branch management
RHPAM-2748 Update locale selection drop-down to include only the supported languages for RHDM and RHPAM
RHPAM-2708 RHPAM 7.x Business Central latency correlated with the number of groups memberships
AF-2446 Dashbuilder Map Displayer support latitude, longitude
AF-2514 Execution Server UI breaks if connected to a KIE Server that has a Container deployed that its jar is not on BC internal Maven repo
RHPAM-2674 Exception thrown when a test scenario containing a tag is renamed without saving
AF-2432 Restoring an old asset version doesn’t work outside the master branch
Thank you to everyone involved!
I would like to thank everyone involved with this release, from the awesome Foundation Team Engineers to the lifesavers QEs and all the UX people that help us make our work look awesome!
Last month, our team released a new import piece of our tool belt, the Business Modeler Desktop. This modeler is a multi-platform standalone application that enables you to quickly create and edit DMN and BPMN assets on your Desktop. This post will do a quick overview of this cool new tool. I hope you guys enjoy it!Read more →
Last month, our team released a new import piece of our tool belt, the Business Modeler Desktop. This modeler is a multi-platform standalone application that enables you to quickly create and edit DMN and BPMN assets on your Desktop.
This post will do a quick overview of this cool new tool. I hope you guys enjoy it!
DMN and BPMN Modeler
From the initial screen, you will be able to create new BPMN workflows and DMN Decision Models or use our samples as a starting point to your models!
We also provide a quick way to filter your recent files and see previews of your diagrams.
Importing code to Business Modeler
Another cool feature of Business Modeler is the ability to import BPMN or DMN models via URL. For instance, you can import this model from our examples:
Remember to make sure that your models on the URL are text content. If you are using Github, you need to provide the raw link of the desired model. The same applies to Dropbox Links (example).
Learn More
If you are new to BPMN or DMN or maybe want to become an expert, you can go to our ‘Learn More’ section and check useful links for our tutorials, highlighting our “Learn DMN in 15 minutes” web site.
Thank you to everyone involved!
I want to thank everyone involved with this release from the awesome KIE Tooling Team Engineers to the lifesavers QEs and the UX people that help us look awesome!
