Call to action move to the evolutions
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This document makes the case for upgrading to the latest versions of GeneXus. It outlines the key benefits of upgrading such as improved developer experience, better performance, additional functionality like web reports and cloud deployment capabilities, and enhanced security features. While an upgrade requires investment, it argues that doing so allows applications to take advantage of new technologies and keep pace with changing needs, ultimately creating better applications. It invites readers to make the "right move" and upgrade to the GeneXus Evolutions.
Call to action move to the evolutions
- 1. Call to Action: Move to the Evolutions Veronica Buitron, VP Consulting Services, GeneXus USA Nicolas Sanchez, Support Manager, DVFacto
- 2. Technology forces us to move fast
- 3. The most unlikely competitor becomes strong
- 4. What should be then my “right” next move?
- 6. BUT…
- 7. Moving to a new version is risky… GeneXus • Released September Evolu,on 1 2009 During • 140 new features 2010 • 980 improvements Present • GeneXus Evolu,on 1 Upgrade 5 Status • Released April 2011
- 8. Moving to a new version is risky… Test Previews Resources 2600 Nightly Beta Videos Tests 11.000 Test Stability Help Cases + GxTest Examples Marketplace
- 9. Moving to a new version is risky…
- 10. Evolution 2: an entire new process?
- 11. I don’t want to slow my developers
- 12. • Easier to find things • Superior developer experience • Integrated environment • Code less to obtain more
- 14. My KB is not web, so why to change? • Traceability • Team Development • Web services improvements
- 15. Traceability
- 16. Team Development • Environment Import/Export • Send/Create All Versions • Obtain Commits from other versions
- 17. Team Development Propagate Changes Version 2 Version 2.1 Version1 Version1.1 Customiza,on
- 18. Web services improvements • Multiple methods • WCF generation for .NET native soap • Rest services
- 19. My KB is not web, so why to change? However you should be thinking in web
- 20. My KB is big, wouldn’t be slower? Performance Improvements IDE BUILD Build All Complex Saving Objects Objects 80% 00:58:2 KB Mul,-‐thread 0 Compression compila,on 00:25:0 30% 40% 0 9.0 Xev1 Changed objects
- 21. My app is already in web, do I really need this? • Applications have better UX • Applications that perform better • Applications have more functionality • Applications can be develop faster • Applications more secure
- 22. Better user experience User Controls
- 23. Perform better Servidor Client
- 25. More secure Input Valida,on • SQL Injec,on • Cross Site Scrip,ng • Response Spli`ng • Buffer Overflow URL Interpreta,on • Encryp,on, Parsing, Escaping
- 27. Web Reports • Reports customizable on runtime • Autorefresh in Query Objects • Query Viewer status saved • Printing directly to the printer
- 28. GeneXus Reports Source Print Block Generated Source
- 30. Cloud & SAAS • Cloud Deployment with an F5 (Ev 2) • Prototype easily without additioanl service – Publish in hosting with “medium trust”
- 31. Multi-tenancy Your Applica,on Provisioning Applica,on
- 32. Extensibility • Synergy with the community • Freedom to extend • Tools to help us move to web
- 34. In summary, why is worth the investment?
- 38. Technology forces us to move fast
- 39. Invitation Do the right move Move to the Evolutions