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Zubair Quraishi edited this page Jan 15, 2020
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Yazz Pilot is a GUI tool for building web apps, and uses JavaScript. It can connect to Rest APIs, Postgres or other enterprise stuff. There is a demo here (Only works on desktops and Chrome right now):
https://yazz.com/app/homepage.html
- Build simple enterprise apps in minutes
- Easy to get started as you wire UI components together in a UI, like Visual Basic, setting properties and reacting to events such as button clicks
- Reuse via pre built components such as buttons, text boxes, and data access components to talk to Postgres, Mysql, or REST APIs
- Drag and drop UI interface
- Code business logic in Javascript
- Each app has a built in SQLite database
- Open source MIT license
- Can run in Docker, Kubernetes, or OpenShift, as a Snap package, or locally on Mac, Windows, Linux, Raspberry PI using NodeJS
- Can build Microservices
- All apps can be saved as a single .pilot file
- Apps can be saved as a single HTML file and sent by email (Even SQlite based apps)
- All code is stored as immuntable, and identified by a SHA256 hash
- The Yazz editor and output programs can work offline without internet connectivity
- Extra UI or server components can be build as plugins (as .pilot files)
- The Yazz extensible IDE allows you to build new ways of editing code. Currently a text editor and a Visual Basic style editor are included
- An App Store so that Enterprise users and third party ISVs can discover, create, buy, and sell Yazz components and apps
- A VR/AR editor
- Paid for hosting options
- Support for Istio, Rancher, KNative, OpenWhisk, OpenFaas, AWS
- Machine Learning and vision components
- Enterprise connectivity via Red Hat, IBM, Salesforce, SAP, Oracle, Stripe, and other enterprise components