Alex Porcelli and I (Mark Proctor) are very pleased to announce IBM is joining Red Hat in the KIE community. This is a great opportunity to partner as we continue making innovative software for business automation and fostering a tradition of openness and inclusion in the open source arena. We’re excited by the opportunities thatRead more →
We are glad to announce that the Kogito 1.43.0 release is now available! This goes hand in hand with Kogito Tooling 0.31.0, Kogito Images, Operator, and CLI 1.43.0 release. From a feature point of view, we have included a series of new features and bug fixes, including: For more details head to the complete releaseRead more →
We are glad to announce that the Kogito 1.42.0 release is now available! This goes hand in hand with Kogito Tooling 0.31.0, Kogito Images, Operator, and CLI 1.42.0 release. From a feature point of view, we have included a series of new features and bug fixes, including: For more details head to the complete releaseRead more →
We are happy to announce another set of improvements to our boxed expression editor. As we unveiled recently in the article, we try to improve the boxed expression editor continuously. Described features from this article will be available with kie-tools 0.31.0 release. So let’s have a look at them in more detail. Autocompletion Autocompletion appearsRead more →
“Companies pay too much attention to the cost of doing something. They should worry more about the cost of not doing it.” (Philip Kotler) In the world of IT, there’s an old adage that states: "Months of debugging can save days of reading the documentation." Jokes aside, while documentation is crucial for understanding software libraries,Read more →
We are glad to announce that the Kogito 1.41.0 release is now available! This goes hand in hand with Kogito Tooling 0.30.3, Kogito Images, Operator, and CLI 1.41.0 release. From a feature point of view, we have included a series of new features and bug fixes, including: For more details head to the complete releaseRead more →
Have you ever wanted to accumulate facts that share a particular property (for instance, the count of people in each department) in DRL? With the addition of groupby to DRL, it is easier to write rules that divide facts into groups where each group is accumulated separately.
Dashbuilder is a tool for creating dashboards. It runs entirely on client, hence no installation is required, users can use the online editor to create dashboards. We already talked about Dashbuilder and Prometheus. At that time we had to manually parse the Prometheus response. In Dashbuilder 0.30.0 we made huge advancements for Prometheus which IRead more →
We are glad to announce that the Kogito 1.40.1 release is now available! This goes hand in hand with Kogito Tooling 0.30.0, Kogito Images, Operator, and CLI 1.40.0 release. From a feature point of view, we have included a series of new features and bug fixes, including: For more details head to the complete releaseRead more →
The Serverless Workflow Editor now offers autocomplete features for functions and events via Catalog Explorer. In my previous blog posts, we saw how KIE Serverless Workflow VSCode extension and Web Tools support OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specifications.The same feature now works with Camel Routes as well. While editing Serverless Workflow files, you can register Camel RoutesRead more →
We are thrilled to announce the release of a major update for Serverless Logic Web Tools. With this update, we have revamped the user interface (UI) and introduced several new functionalities that enhance the overall user experience. To redesign the UI, we relied on the Patternfly React Components from https://www.patternfly.org, ensuring responsive support. Installation TheRead more →
