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Loading...You can show or hide attributes, taxonomies, and relationships based on one or more values entered by users.
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Views define how content will be displayed in your app's frontend. You can create standard, archive, single, integration, datagrid, search, chart, or taxonomy views.
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Search forms help you drill down and across your entity's content using attributes, taxonomies, and relationships.
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Quick start to faster and efficient WordPress development. Use your FreeDev or ProDev account.
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Permissions control what users can do and what data they can see within your app. Permissions are defined by roles. Each role can have one to many capabilities. Capabilities represent the various tasks that a user can perform.
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Notifications are app generated alerts based on additions, deletions, or changes in content. Notifications can be created at entity, attribute, taxonomy, relationship, and comment levels.
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An entity is a person, object, place, event, or a concept for which data is collected. Some entities come already built-in such as posts or pages.
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Wp App Studio apps provide Entity List, Entity Edit, and Operations screens to manage data related to your entities.
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Analytics module allows filtering entity attributes, taxonomies and relationships to calculate statistics and displaying the result in any page using a shortcode.
Defining initial app settings