Newsletter 29: Code Export, Data in Dropdown Values & Filter Data with Comparison

Oct 13, 2022

We are back again with our bi-weekly dose of DrapCode updates!!! So, get ready to know what new features we have added to improve your no code app building experience. 😀😀

In this week's edition, first we will share some newly added features in our no code builder, then some video tutorials followed by the upcoming features on which our development team is currently working and lastly two recently published blogs to enhance your knowledge on no code/low code technology.

Also, the most awaited feature of code export is here!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Let's get started:👇👇👇

📰What's New?

New features, latest developments & Updates!

👨‍💻 Export the Source Code of your Web App Unlimited Times!!!

Yes, the Much Awaited Feature is Here!!

We are happy to tell you that now you can make multiple downloads every month and export the complete source code of your web app without giving any attribution to DrapCode.

What else you get:

After exporting the source code of your web app, you can edit it as you want without any dependency or restrictions from DrapCode.

How this feature benefits you?

Gives you full authority of your code
Supports your and product's growth
Export code in tech stacks like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, etc.
Feel free to deploy the exported code on any private or public cloud of your choice, such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, IBM Cloud, Digital Ocean, etc. or deploy on-premise.

Click here to know more.

Try It Out →

📝 Display Current Logged In User Data in Dropdown Values

What's this Feature All About?

This feature allows you to restrict the displayed options in a dropdown. It will allow you to show only those options that are related to a role/person or an organisation.

What it offers:

✓ Data restriction

✓ Controlled visibility

✓ More personalised data display

✓ Data safetyYou can restrict data on user-level as well as on tenant-level.

Use Cases:

Display only those dropdown values to employees which their department permits.
Set up blogging sites and show only those blog categories which the user is entitled to.
Display dropdown values to an employee of a bank branch that is related only to his branch or department.
Display only those tags or categories of products in a store that are assigned to them

Try It Out →

🌪️ Filtering of Data with String or Number Comparison

What's this Feature All About?

To give you a better app building experience, we have improved our filters. Now you can easily filter data by putting a custom condition in order to display data alphabetically or under constraints like less than or greater than, etc.

For example, you can display only that data which has the letter 'a' in it or data that contains a particular number in it.Therefore, this features gives more control over filtering and displaying data in your web app.

Use Cases:

Filter data on the basis of alphabets, number, etc.
Search how many products are shipped to a pin-code.
Categorise products alphabetically
Display data in table to show name of students with marks above 50.

Try It Out →

🎦Video Tutorials

Watch and learn all about the Builder!

Learn How to Apply Pagination on Data Table without Storing Data

To help you understand different features and functionalities, every week we create these end-to-end video tutorials. This particular video tutorial explains how to fetch and display data on Data Table directly from any External API or REST API without storing the data in DrapCode's database. Also, learn how to apply the pagination to such data. 😃😃

Check It Out

Learn How to Filter Data with String or Number Comparison

This video tutorial will help you understand how to filter and display data in a Data Table or a Data Group component on the basis of comparison of data with some fixed string or number. For example, you only want to display data that has the letter 'a' in it or data that contains a particular number. 😃😃

Check It Out

Upcoming Features

Here are some of the upcoming features that are in pipeline!

📁 Create Unix Timestamp

Unix timestamp tracks time as a running total of seconds. You will soon be able to create a derived for Unix timestamp in human readable format.

🏗️ Display Numbers in Currency Format

You will soon be able to create a derived field to display any sort of number in the currency format automatically.

Find More →

Blogs & Insights 😀😀

Read & learn about no code & low code in depth.

What is the Future of No Code Development?

No code development is the fastest way to build apps. And therefore, many are opting for no code over code. But is there a future of no code? Read more

A Complete CIO Guide to No Code Development

If you're a CIO of a firm, then it's very important to learn how to replace outdated systems with no code platforms & help to choose the right technology. Read more