Visual LANSA Features

Gives users the ability to edit or write custom HTML, Javascript or CSS code.

Allows users to edit or write custom code with programming languages.

Provides tools for inserting brand logos, colors, quotes, and other proprietary content.

Provides base-level application templates to build atop and which users can customize for specifc users and actions.

Allows the creation ofpage sequences, forms, and libraries for users navigating the application.

Lets users add data from existing sources when creating the initial application or changing data sources.

Continuously updates data as users or external data sources are edited.

Encrypts or provides some form of firewall to prevent external parties from accessing sensitive data.

Releases the application for access on desktop or mobile devices.

Lets users build cross-platform applications or provide specific templates for different device types.

Provides ability to manage application and maintenance from build, throughout the release, and until it's deactivation.

Facilitates simpler user experience through syntax highlighting, shortcuts, completion aid automation, etc.

Manage individual software component files as a part of the greater overall project.

Provides the ability to write in more than one programming language.

Allows users to modify interface (e.g., theme selection) and layout by personal preference.

Performs core functionalities without the need of immediate additional feature or add-on installations.

Supplies users with basic-to-intermediate guides regarding IDE functionality and use cases.

Downloads and installs updates automatically for product improvement and pace-keeping with programming language evolution.

Improves performance based on feedback and experience

Engages in human-like conversation for task delegation

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting