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Your application ecosystem is now capable of responding to operational needs and updating your data assets based on actions taken in the field. It is no longer constrained to “read-only” views. This tutorial took you through several Ontology Action development patterns and demonstrated multiple ways to bring those Actions into your production applications. There are more advanced configurations to explore, but for now you have the basics you need to start writing and taking actions in the Foundry platform.
In this tutorial you:
Created Actions to modify properties and links and create objects.
Learned methods to control Action execution and visualization.
Built mechanisms to enable your users to take these actions in Workshop, Quiver, and Object Views.
Below is a list of product documentation used in the course of this training:
The next tutorial in this track (Intro to Functions) will uncover an additional framework for extending the capability of the Ontology and Ontology aware applications to incorporate advanced business logic. In this framework, known as Functions, application builders and their colleagues author code-based logic in TypeScript that can be executed quickly in operational contexts, such as dashboards and applications.