Lexaden
Web Flow (LWF)is the next generation framework with the asynchronous language allowing to program algorithm of systems behavior on a higher level. Similar to how browser interprets HTML code - LWF engine interprets business model written on Lexaden Web Flow to the complete applications. Asynchronous or dynamic business model managed by external events brings a new way of building enterprise applications.
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Lexaden Web Flow defines a set of lexical, syntactic and semantic rules to
describe business processes, the program's appearance and behavior is
determined dynamically based on external events and programmed business model.
Using the LWF you can write a program controlling the operations of your enterprise
applications.
When the user interacts with the system, it generates internal events interpreted by LFW engine into actions and defines the appearance and behavior according to the described scenarios of work.
So it appears to be some kind of communication
between a human and a system when based on the predefined rules the
application guides user through the system to solve a particular problem.
Lexaden Web Flow solves a lot of problems in enterprise
application development:
Non-technical and technical professionals can specify, design, develop,
test, and maintain applications and talk the same language. Before that they
could not communicate in the same language and it led to misunderstandings and
a significant rise in the development cost.
Now it is easy to adjust the system composed of independent fine-grained
modules to the requirements of different customers. You just need to describe appropriate
scenarios of systems work and systems will easily adjust to the necessary
requirements.
Entrance to the new markets is now greatly simplified. You will only
need to fix or re-build modules not in line with market requirements and to reprogram
scenarios of system work.
Such systems are easier to develop by adding new modules and replacing
the old ones.
Systems written in LWF are easy to integrate with each other. Existing
systems can be combined into a single system with a central management of
business processes that is easy to achieve with the help of LWF and the
fine-grained modular architecture.
