Data Sutra for Wakanda

Web application framework for Wakanda

How to think in programming tiers

How we take apps from idea to reality

Goal: teach how to think then show how to implement. If start with this process from beginning, informs each stage for scope, expectations, and cost. Also keeps you from jumping right to high risk cost stage when you don’t need it right away.

Tier 1: An idea

Mock it up, twist it around. See if worth pursuing.

  • Tool: low-fidelity prototype
  • Cost: low risk

Tier 2: Functional prototype

Touch, feel, see. See if you still like it, adjust minor to majorly, throw it away, test with core users

  • Tool: high fidelity prototype
  • Cost: medium risk

Tier 3: Minimal viable product

  • Tools: high fidelity prototype, more advanced tech approach, or a hybrid
  • Cost: high risk

Features

1. Core

A modular approach to solution development with a core set of projects that provide functionality for security, routing and other common application tasks.

Get right to developing your business application.

2. APIs

API-driven development that organizes server-side code around business objects.

Detangle your business logic from across a multitude of data structure events.

3. Logic Layers

Event and data flow through explicitly defined logic layers enables Wakanda projects to act autonomously, share data and services to other projects in a solution, be developed and maintained independently of the current solution, and even be connected/shared across multiple solutions.

Scale up to large solutions with minimal spaghetti code.

4. UIs

Template approach to UI development with builders, custom widgets, and a form layout designer for advanced client frameworks such as Bootstrap that isolates the design tasks away from the development process.

Look great and output responsive SPA, dashboard, CMS, and reporting interfaces to any device with one UI code base.

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