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We are excited to announce the first iteration of App Studio, the new tooling for developers building applications with Code On Time.

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Posts from May, 2023
Saturday, May 27, 2023PrintSubscribe
Hello, App Studio!

The new tooling for developers is being introduced in the release 8.9.29.0. It took a long time to put together a collection of features and technology that make up the groundbreaking App Studio, the integrated development environment built into live applications created with Code On Time app builder.

App Studio Roadmap outlines the features and delivery schedule. We hope you like it!
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The studio mode is activated automatically when the app is started on the localhost address. The space surrounding the app boundaries provides quick access to the App Studio tools. Developers can instantly inspect the user interface elements of the live app to locate the corresponding definition in the application configuration. Design changes, runtime settings, data models, and navigation system can be modified and previewed instantly. A single click will bring up the app source code in the File Explorer or load the code in the Microsoft Visual Studio. Another click will start the publishing process and preview the production app in the separate browser tab.
Labels: News
Friday, May 26, 2023PrintSubscribe
Lesson: Device Authorization Flow

OAuth 2.0 specifies the Device Authorization Grant, the protocol that makes it simple connecting devices with the limited input capabilities to user accounts and data. Code On Time produces apps with the built-in RESTful API Engine and multiple OAuth 2.0 authorization flows, including the Device Authorization Grant. Your applications are automatically future-proof and ready to integrate with the physical world of IoT. Learn how to enter the username and password on a control panel of a microwave or air conditioning unit.

Integrate apps in the physical world of your users with the Device Authorization Grant flow.
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This HTML page implements the "Cool Gadget" device. It will display the user identity information and the most expensive product from https://demo.codeontime.com when the user authorizes the "gadget" with the OAuth Device Authorization Grant flow. Users must utilize their personal device to visit the URL specified below the code in the middle of the "gadget" screen. The "gadget" activates when a user enters the code and confirms their identity.
Labels: Device, OAuth, RESTful
Tuesday, May 23, 2023PrintSubscribe
How To: Debugging With Any User Account

The Debugging With Any User Account tutorial explains how to impersonate users without a password when debugging an app. Application framework allows easy overriding of the login mechanism. You will learn to ignore the password on the localhost address and how to use a master password to “unlock” any user account.

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