The DMN Runner has been a fundamental part of the KIE Sandbox, and it is still evolving. In the last release, we have the pleasure to introduce a new feature that will make a huge improvement on the runner UX. The persistence of your DMN Runner inputs! Now, the KIE Sandbox saves all your inputsRead more →
With our previous release, we’ve introduced a new feature to our i18n library. When we first came up with this library we thought about a simple approach. A typesafe i18n library, and if it’s necessary a text modifier, we just need to wrap them with simple HTML tags, for example <b> and <i>, and useRead more →
In the last release, we have introduced a new feature that will enable you to embed your BPMN and DMN models on any web application with an iframe. Let’s have a better look at it. We have updated our toolbar on the Business Modeler Preview, and now under the “Share” menu, there is an “Embed” option.Read more →
This is part of a series of blog posts, and this one covers “How to integrate a custom Editor, an existing Editors, and custom Views on a Web App”. You can navigate through the series by clicking on the following topics: How to create a custom Editor in a React application; How to create a ChromeRead more →
This is part of a series of blog posts, and this one covers “How to create a more complex custom View”. You can navigate through the series by clicking on the following topics: How to create a custom Editor in a React application; How to create a Chrome Extension for a custom Editor; How to create aRead more →
This is part of a series of blog posts, and this one covers “How to create a custom View”. You can navigate through the series by clicking on the following topics: How to create a custom Editor in a React application; How to create a Chrome Extension for a custom Editor; How to create a VS CodeRead more →
This is part of a series of blog posts, and this one covers “How to create a custom View”. You can navigate through the series by clicking on the following topics: How to create a custom Editor in a React application; How to create a Chrome Extension for a custom Editor; How to create a VS CodeRead more →
This is part of a series of blog posts, and this one covers “How to create a VS Code Extension for a custom Editor”. You can navigate through the series by clicking on the following topics: How to create a custom Editor in a React application; How to create a Chrome Extension for a custom Editor; HowRead more →
This is part of a series of blog posts, and this one covers “How to create a Chrome Extension for a custom Editor”. You can navigate through the series by clicking on the following topics: How to create a custom Editor in a React application; How to create a Chrome Extension for a custom Editor; How toRead more →
We’re happy to announce our update on the Kogito Tooling Examples to help you understand how to use and integrate the Kogito Tooling packages on your project! The Kogito Tooling packages provide a simple way to start using the Multiplying Architecture. It’s major advantage is enabling you to embed an Editor or a View onRead more →
