Hub Flows let you run automated tasks the background, without any user interaction. We covered the basics of Hub Flows in Part I and Part II of our Hub Flows series. In this article, we’ll take a look at another typical use case with Hub Flows. The scenario Imagine you...
We recently gave an introduction of Peakboard Hub Flows. In that article, we explained the basics of how to build, deploy, and monitor Peakboard Hub Flows. In this article, we take Hub Flows one step further and showcase a real-world scenario where Hub Flows are very helpful. The scenario Assume...
Peakboard has always focused on UI-centric, local applications—unlike other systems like Tulip or Mendix. With Peakboard, all the processing happens on a local device (a Box or a BYOD instance), so you don’t need to have a central server or a cloud to host your applications. This is a big...
In the fith part of our Hub Flows series we will talk about how to handle high volume transaction data. As a minimum requirement we must make sure to understand the basics of the Hub FLows. The recent articles of this series can be found here. We often see, that...
In the fourth part of our Hub Flows series we will discuss another often-seen use case: Queueing of message to be sent out asnychonoulsy. We must make sure to understand the basic of Hub Flows first. The recent articles of this series can be found here. Why we need queueing?...