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Exercise: Define the event's data Model
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Getting started with light development
2
Preparation: Setting up the environment
3
Magnolia CLI
4
Light modules
5
Exercise: Create a light module
6
Knowledge check
7
Resource files app
8
Exercise: Check the light module in the app
9
Content Type & Content App: Usecase Overview
10
Content Types and Content Apps
11
Basics of a Content Type
12
Datasource Definition
13
Exercise: Create a new ContentType Event & Its Datasource
14
Model Definition
15
Exercise: Define the event's data Model
16
Basics of a Content App
17
Automatically Generated Apps
18
Exercise: Create the Events Content App
19
Content App Configuration
20
App: Datasource & Permission
21
Exercise: Define Permissions and Datasource
22
App: Browser and Detail Subapps
23
Intro: Forms in AdminCentral
24
Detail Subapp: Actions, ItemProvider, Form
25
Exercise: Enhance the Location & Date Fields of the Detail Subapp
26
Browser SubApp: General, Actions, Actionbar
27
Actions: Configuration and Availability
28
Exercise: Enhance the Activate Action of the Browser Subapp
29
Browser SubApp: Workbench's Configuration
30
Exercise: Enhance the Workbench' s Configuration
31
Actionbar: Configurations & Availability
32
Admin central: App Launcher Layout
33
Exercise: Change Where Events App is Shown in Admincentral
34
The RestEndpoint
35
Exercise: Create a new Events RestEndpoint
36
Retrieving Data From a Workspace
37
Congratulations!
38
Author and Public Servers
Exercise: Define the event's data Model