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| − | Lianja Apps are built out of pages. Pages are built out of sections. There are a wide variety of built-in sections. Form sections for example are made up of FormItems and Gadgets. So as we can see, a Lianja App consists of a hierarchy of visual elements. This hierarchy we will refer to as the Lianja Object Model (LOM). | + | Lianja Apps are built out of pages. Pages are built out of sections. There are a wide variety of built-in sections. Form sections for example are made up of FormItems and Gadgets. So as we can see, a Lianja App consists of a hierarchy of visual elements. This hierarchy we will refer to as the [[Working with the Lianja Object Model|Lianja Object Model]] (LOM). |
You can consider the whole of the Lianja App Builder as a meta-framework that you can use to develop Apps with. | You can consider the whole of the Lianja App Builder as a meta-framework that you can use to develop Apps with. | ||
| − | As a developer you can manipulate the properties and call methods on any of these visual elements in both development and runtime mode. This is accomplished using the [[ | + | As a developer you can manipulate the properties and call methods on any of these visual elements in both development and runtime mode. This is accomplished using the [[Lianja|Lianja system object]] in any of the supported scripting languages: Lianja/Visual FoxPro, Python, PHP or JavaScript. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Latest revision as of 08:57, 11 November 2017
Lianja Apps are built out of pages. Pages are built out of sections. There are a wide variety of built-in sections. Form sections for example are made up of FormItems and Gadgets. So as we can see, a Lianja App consists of a hierarchy of visual elements. This hierarchy we will refer to as the Lianja Object Model (LOM).
You can consider the whole of the Lianja App Builder as a meta-framework that you can use to develop Apps with.
As a developer you can manipulate the properties and call methods on any of these visual elements in both development and runtime mode. This is accomplished using the Lianja system object in any of the supported scripting languages: Lianja/Visual FoxPro, Python, PHP or JavaScript.
See Also
Understanding the Lianja App Architecture
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