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Creating A Lowcode Implementation For Prime React In Solvent-Lowcodr

These videos cover the basic process for creating a Lowcode implementation on the Solvent-Lowcodr platform. The first 2 video shows the process of the creation, the other videos show the prep work involved in creating your RADKit. If you have the time, watching the prep work videos then these two will give a better sense of the process.

 

Creating A Solvent Lowcodr RADKit For PrimeReact, Part-1

 


Creating A Solvent Lowcodr RADKit For PrimeReact, Part-2

 


 

The following videos show part of the prep work for creating a RADKit, the prep work mostly consist of creating the definitions for components exposed by the target component library or design system. They are worth watching even though long. They show some of the issues you might run into both as part of the usual software dev challenges and other issues related to putting the whole thing together. 

It also shows using AI CodeGen and Lowcode to create a utility that is then used to create another Lowcode solution, which is neat.

 

Prep Work For Creating A Solvent Lowcodr RADKIT For PrimeReact, Part-1

 


Prep Work For Creating A Solvent Lowcodr RADKIT For PrimeReact, Part-2

 


 

Prep Work For Creating A Solvent Lowcodr RADKIT For PrimeReact, Part-3

 


 


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