appbuilder

AppBuilder Collaboration for large teams of software developers

 

Overview

 

One of the challenges facing organisations wanting to build enterprise-scale, multi-faceted applications is the need for

collaboration and resource-sharing between disparate teams of staff. AppBuilder's  collaboration is best for  large teams of software developers.

AppBuilder, incorporates a comprehensive asset management environment(repository) that stores all application-related artifacts.

 

Key Features

 

 • All application objects and the relationships between them are stored within a database environment known as the AppBuilder Repository.

   That includes : analysis & design models, documents, data schemas, user interfaces, source code, executables and control code

   (JCL, REXX, Shell scripts etc).

 

• Provides a holistic view of the system and unrivalled impact analysis capabilities

 

• Built-in Assessment and Management of changes to the business data model or process flow .

 

• Fully scalable repository that meets different project resource requirements, and can accommodate collaboration between many

   hundreds of developers within a single environment.

 

• Integration capabilities : non-AppBuilder objects can be imported into AppBuilder repository through XML interface.

  AppBuilder objects can be exported to non-AppBuilder applications through XML interface.

 

• Ability to share handereds of thousands of application objects amongst the development community.

 

• Object-level version control, release branching and complete life-cycle management that ensures adherence to the strictest

  IT governance strategies.

Key Benefits

• Large teams collaboration supporting of hundreds of developers and analysts and sharing of hundreds of thousands

  of artifacts amongst them.


• Efficient application maintenance through object re-usability


• Fast implementation of application-wide changes through accurate built-in assessment and impact analysis.


• Maximized development and maintenance efficiency