Source Control in a No-Code platform

Anago is a standard no/low-code cloudplatform for developing smart planning solutions such as operational planning, capacity planning, resource scheduling and strategic personell planning. A planning solution is modelled in Anago without the need of writing code. Data structures are modelled in terms of multi-dimensional data cubes and relations, advanced mathematical models are defined using smart building blocks and an extensive library of functions and end-user screens are defined by adding elements to the screen and defining properties. Over the years, the Anago solutions became larger and more complex. We needed to support multiple developers in the same project and features to support new developments and bug fixing in parallel.

During the lunch lecture we would like to tell you more about our path in connecting our no-code software platform to a distributed version control system such as Git. What do you do when you do not have code, but would like to have the source control features such as branching and merging, rolling back and shelve? What does work and what is not so great?

This lecture is given by Femke Berendsen (Developer, background Mathematics and Econometrics) and Thomas de Nooij (Founder, background Computer Science and Logistic Control Systems).

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