ODATA & AI practice lesson
Version: from 15 to version 16
Update to GeneXus
Time to put into practice
what has been learned
This class has a practical
interesting for you
Lessons
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Overview
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Design Systems & UX
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Chat/ChatBot
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Miscellaneous
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Integration
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Security
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BPM y Reporting
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DevOps Cycles
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Upgrades
Presentation
The videos presented here are an introduction to the main topics of version 16 that make it different from the previously released version. They include the filming of the first course imparted following the GX Event where the version was released (September 2018).
The material is not totally comprehensive but rather an outline of the main aspects of the course. Different topics are considered in greater or lesser extent. To see each topic in detail, you may access our wiki through the contents table GeneXus 16 Release Notes.
PLEASE NOTE:
The "Material" section includes the instructions of all practice exercises related to this course, to allow practice with some of the main topics involved. Additionally, there is an indication as to which practice should be done in the corresponding location of the videos menu.
The material is not totally comprehensive but rather an outline of the main aspects of the course. Different topics are considered in greater or lesser extent. To see each topic in detail, you may access our wiki through the contents table GeneXus 16 Release Notes.
PLEASE NOTE:
- Due to subsequent upgrades that are released over time, you may find differences between what is shown in the videos and the current upgrade.
- To help you quickly access the most important features of each upgrade, a spreadsheet with useful links is provided so that you don't miss out on what happened in GeneXus after the videos were created.
The "Material" section includes the instructions of all practice exercises related to this course, to allow practice with some of the main topics involved. Additionally, there is an indication as to which practice should be done in the corresponding location of the videos menu.
More information
Objective:
Becoming familiar with the main features of version GeneXus 16 that make it different from the released version of GeneXus 15. It thus includes the new aspects resulting from upgrades 1 through 12 of GeneXus 15, as well as all new aspects included from GeneXus 15 u12 and version 16 as well. A list has been added with information about the new features in the released upgrades of version 16.
Oriented at:
Those who seek a broad idea about what’s new in this version as compared to the previous version, with the possibility of learning how to put to practice the most significant new features.
Requirements:
To be up to date regarding GeneXus 15, in its released version (knowledge about the contents of upgrades 1 through 12 is not a requirement).
Modes: the course may be taken in person (in which case we recommend that you check the schedule and contact our academic partners in your country), or through the self-study method.
You will see that self-study videos correspond to the first course imparted following the 2018 GeneXus Event where the version was released.
Scope:
See here the course scope
Becoming familiar with the main features of version GeneXus 16 that make it different from the released version of GeneXus 15. It thus includes the new aspects resulting from upgrades 1 through 12 of GeneXus 15, as well as all new aspects included from GeneXus 15 u12 and version 16 as well. A list has been added with information about the new features in the released upgrades of version 16.
Oriented at:
Those who seek a broad idea about what’s new in this version as compared to the previous version, with the possibility of learning how to put to practice the most significant new features.
Requirements:
To be up to date regarding GeneXus 15, in its released version (knowledge about the contents of upgrades 1 through 12 is not a requirement).
Modes: the course may be taken in person (in which case we recommend that you check the schedule and contact our academic partners in your country), or through the self-study method.
You will see that self-study videos correspond to the first course imparted following the 2018 GeneXus Event where the version was released.
- Duration of videos (theory): 7 hours
- Duration of practice exercises: 2 hours (four practice sessions - 30 minutes each)
Scope:
See here the course scope
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