Hi,
I want to understand the technology stack used by OutSystems to generate Tradition Web, Reactive Web and Mobile application.
Tradition Web
Reactive Web
Mobile
Front End
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, ReactJS
Framework
Microsoft .NET
Apache Cordova
REST/SOAP, Server-side code, Extensions
C#
Front End extensions
JavaScript
Database Server
Oracle, MS-SQL Server
As per web search and different community answers I have prepared above chart. Although I have not got 100% tech stack.
Does above chart is correct?
Does Reactive Web and Mobile application have dependency on .NET framework?
Regards,
Nitin Chavan
Hi Again,
Client actions and screens and blocks in Reactive web are: JS, Html5 and CSS3.
Anything on the Processes tab, and data tab is on the server.
On the Logic tab Server actions (whats in a name) are on the server.
Anything on the server is .net.
So for your exit strategy you can read this https://success.outsystems.com/Support/Archive/11/The_Detach_Process
As you see server side is a complete Mircosoft stack.
Daniel
Hi Nitin,
Also check out the document
https://success.outsystems.com/Documentation/11/Setting_Up_OutSystems/OutSystems_system_requirements#:~:text=OutSystems%20supports%20Microsoft%20SQL%20Server,EC2%20Compute%20Unit)%20or%20higher
From which you can depict more details about which version of the stacks you mentioned and which OS, browsers are supported.
As webserver IIS is used.
As hosting stack AWS, Azure or On-premise can be used.
Container technology is supported.
To run a mobile or reactive web app you most likely have some server side logic, so yes there is (on the server side) a .net dependency.
Daniël Kuhlmann wrote:
Thanks Daniel!
We are thinking with respect to end of OutSystems license-