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Rapid Application Development with OutSystems

You're reading from   Rapid Application Development with OutSystems Create applications with OutSystems up to seven times faster than with traditional technologies

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800208759
Length 402 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Ricardo Pereira Ricardo Pereira
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Table of Contents (21) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: OutSystems 101
2. Chapter 1: Exploring the OutSystems Platform FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Components, Tools, and Capabilities 4. Chapter 3: Starting Work with OutSystems 5. Section 2: The Magical Path of the Backend
6. Chapter 4: Using Your Modules to Simplify and Encapsulate Your Code 7. Chapter 5: Modeling Data by Using Entities 8. Chapter 6: Server-Side Logic 9. Chapter 7: Exceptions Handling 10. Section 3: Create Value and Innovate with the Frontend
11. Chapter 8: Reactive UI Development 12. Chapter 9: Using Mobile Patterns for Fast Mobile UI Development 13. Chapter 10: Client-Side Logic 14. Chapter 11: Local Storage and Data Synchronization 15. Chapter 12: Debugging and Troubleshooting Mobile and Reactive Web Apps 16. Section 4: Extensibility and Complexity of the OutSystems Platform
17. Chapter 13: Designing the Architecture of Your OutSystems Applications 18. Chapter 14: Integrating OutSystems with Your Ecosystem 19. Chapter 15: BPT Processes and Timers – Asynchronous Tools in OutSystems 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Screen and block lifecycle events

Pages and blocks in OutSystems follow a set of steps in their rendering and responding to changes. These steps are called event handlers. These events occur when we open the application, when we change screens, or when the application reacts to a change in data. These events can be defined in the screen properties or in the properties of data fetch actions (aggregates or fetching data from other sources) in order to cover the full scope of occurrences that may exist.

In the application launch scenario, the normal lifecycle is as follows:

Figure 8.16 – On opening the application lifecycle

In this case (opening an application), the app shows the splash screen and then navigates to the default screen.

The other case where a screen is loaded is when we navigate from a regular screen to another regular screen, the behavior being slightly different:

Figure 8.17 – On navigating between screens...

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