ModuleStudio

ModuleStudio is a development environment with which one can quickly, simply and efficiently describe and generate web applications. Software developers can create complex modules in a few steps and meet individual project requirements with them.

 

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ModuleStudio 0.6.0 has been released

We are happy to announce that a new version of ModuleStudio is available. ModuleStudio 0.6.0 includes several new features and many bugfixes. Here is an overview of the… >read more


ModuleStudio 0.5.4 has been released

Next ModuleStudio update is there! The new version brings interesting new features and includes many generator improvements since the last release . New features: The table structure of existing modules can now be imported into a new application model. The following screenshot shows imported tables of the… >read more


ModuleStudio 0.5.3 release

We are happy to announce that a new version of MOST is available. This updates resolves many minor issues in the generator, but also adds some new features. New features: Enhanced model creation wizard… >read more

 

Product overview


What is ModuleStudio

ModuleStudio rapidly simplifies the creation, maintenance and customisation of applications for Zikula. It speeds up this process and ensures quality of those applications at the same time. Applications can be designed or customised in a graphical editor and then the code is generated. In this way, the process is automated speeding up development time and quality many hundred fold. Maintenance and… >read more

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