[Phileas]

Hi,

ProcessMaker covers the back end side with PHP. I suggest to cover the client side too with javascript (or even better with Coffeescript but you get the idea).
That's why i suggest to integrate NoFlo (http://noflojs.org/) into ProcessMaker.

The product is mature but work is still in progress regarding ui, maybe one of the fielsds where Processmaker can participate into the project. Here are the lastest blog entries of the author on the subject :

http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/noflo-two-years/
http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/inspiration-for-fbp-ui/

I feel there is space for a processmaker influence into his work for the benefit of both, benefit of us.

[Phileas]

Hi,

Is Liliana gone ?
She does not answer to messages in forum, neither to direct email messages.

[liliana]

Hi Phileas,

Sorry for the late response, I'll send your suggestion to our dev team to have it analized, this is a very interesting product, let's wait for dev's opinion.

Regards.

[Phileas]

Hi Liliana,

What is the dev's opinion?

[amosbatto]

They decided to create their own JavaScript framework named "Michelangelo Front End" or "mafe" for short, which was built using Backstrap, which is based on Bootstrap, Backbone and jQuery. If you need to add code to a DynaForm, then use jQuery. If you need to build dialog boxes I recommend importing the jquery-ui library. See: http://wiki.processmaker.com/3.0/JavaSc ... %20library

If you really like NoFlo, then you can import it as an external library and use it in your JavaScript code.

[Phileas]

I were more talking of offering a bpmn engine into the browser itself but i guess it's something that can be taken low in a priority list