Why use Betty Blocks with Sitecore? In Sitecore it take some effort to make a data driven application. You have Sitecore Forms but if you need more than a simple form there is out of the box in Sitecore no elegant way to store and use user data. So basically you need to create a custom database and write the code without using the good things of Sitecore. When it comes to innovation and rapid development it takes more time and infrastructure hassle than necessary. An option is to build it with JSS and create your data-driven application in Node.js, but why not use a node-code or low-code tool? Same for mobile applications, Sitecore has several options to use it with mobile application, like react native with JSS. But why not use a no-code tool to speed up the development and take some hassle away?
High Productivity Low-Code PaaS Platforms There are a lot of players in this very fast growing market, like Mendix, Outsystems, Salesforce, Microsoft PowerApps. Strong point for Betty Blocks are it is no-code and you can create a good relational datamodel and you pay per app instead of per user.
No-Code Betty Blocks is all about empowering a new generation of developers and pushing the boundaries of what is possible with hpaPaaS. It support citizen developers, help organizations innovate and challenge assumptions of what a no-code platform can achieve. Citizen Developers are users who builds applications to facilitate the processes of business operations while following the development guidelines of IT. Unlike a professional developer, they may not have formal training in programming, and developing may not be part of their actual job description. They think of creative ideas to improve areas of business such as customer relationship management, internal operations and product development.
Connecting Betty Blocks With Sitecore. Betty Blocks can access a webservers, It can use the data from a JSS call and it works with Sitecore GraphQL.
Demo This video show you how it works and how it look like.
