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Open & ExtensibleLow-Code Development Trusted by Develop applications without limitsThe Mendix low-code application development platform is built on open standards and open-source technologies, giving developers unlimited opportunities to extend platform and application capabilities.Seamlessly integrate the platform with your tech stack, extend applications with custom code, leverage open APIs to programmatically adjust models, and build beyond the standard expectations of low-code. Mendix is open and extensible at every level. Get started Platform extensibilityAdapt the Mendix platform to your enterprise development needs Platform The core functionality of the Mendix platform is accessible through APIs. Developers can connect Mendix with existing technologies, incorporate third-party testing services, or use automation services (such as Jenkins or GitLab) to orchestrate a CI/CD pipeline.Integrate Mendix with third-party systems and applicationsConnect Mendix to your existing CI/CD pipelineCreate application projectsManage sprints, stories, user feedback, permissions, and securityAutomate the migration of applications to other platforms with the Mendix Platform SDK Models With the Mendix Model SDK, developers can access the core of every Mendix application, including: microflows, custom widgets, security constraints, Java actions, and more. We ensure these models are fully open, accessible, and shareable.Migrate legacy applications to the cloudRead, modify, and analyze the model of any applicationChoose how you migrate applications to and from Mendix "When integrations are required, Mendix is preferred." Cleodene Mac DonaldMendix Developer & Low-Code Competence Lead Application extensibilityExtend the capabilities of your applications with reusable components and custom code Front-end Developers can extend the front-end capabilities of every application using custom-built widgets and actions leveraging Javascript. Mendix empowers developers to use open frameworks like React Native, PWA, and Mendix’s Atlas UI to build engaging web and mobile application experiences.Leveraging the Mendix Client Javascript library to connect to data, logic, and pages modeled in your Mendix IDEUse existing open-sourced libraries with tools such as Node Package

Manager (NPM)Incorporate third-party React Native components to enhance the UX for native mobile applications Integrations Integrate Mendix with your ecosystem of third-party software tools and technology with support for REST, SOAP, GraphQL, and JDBC. Developers work more efficiently in Mendix by easily accessing and exposing information in your existing application portfolio.Unlock and govern low-code data integration with Mendix ConnectEasily leverage open standards and third-party services within your Mendix applicationsExpose live Mendix application data in one click for consumption in BI tools like Tableau, analytics platforms like SAS and R, or in Excel with Mendix OData support Runtime The Mendix Runtime is implemented using Scala and Java and runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), which gives you portability across environments. Developers can use custom Java/Scala code to extend the possibilities of the Mendix Runtime.Extend the Platform’s runtime capabilities with Java actionsLeverage existing Java/Scala libraries in your applicationsUse tools like Maven and Gradle to control your dependencies Cloud Mendix is cloud-native by default, and applications are containerized, portable, and resilient out of the box. With our multi-cloud capabilities, developers have the freedom to deploys applications on their own terms, backed by the support of our high availability, robust security, and unmatched reliability.Deploy applications to your chosen architecture in just one clickUse our multi-cloud capabilities to manage applications in Mendix Cloud, Mendix Cloud Dedicated, Mendix for Private Cloud, or on-premiseDeliver solutions faster with our industry best 99.95% enterprise uptime guarantee**For premium versions "Mendix offers quite a few modules and tools to integrate with SAP very easily using the SAP OData Connector, SAP BAPI Connector, and the SAP Data Model Connector...And on the deployment side it's one-click deployment...It's just a matter of creating a package and clicking a single button — seamlessly integrated." Guido ZeelenSolution Architect What is the difference between an open

Last modified: March 11, 2025 IntroductionWhen developing Mendix applications, changes to these applications are stored in a version control system. This system is called Team Server and is part of the Mendix Platform. This means that the application’s files are stored in the Mendix online environment. For more information, see the Version Control Reference Guide.While using Team Server is the recommended for most Mendix developers, you may prefer to store your application’s files in a system controlled by your own organization. For version control, Mendix uses Git. This document describes how to work with Git version control system.PrerequisitesMake sure you have completed the following prerequisites:Make sure you have the right server provider. We currently only support Git Private Server. For more information, see the Preparing Your Repository section.You have an unversioned Mendix app. For more information, see the Creating an App section.Supported Authentication MechanismsCurrently, Mendix only supports HTTP Basic authentication and Windows Authentication for Git service providers.HTTP Basic AuthenticationWith most providers, HTTP basic authentication takes the form of using of personal access tokens (PATs).To use PAT (or another equivalent), you need to specify it in the Password field when Studio Pro requests credentials for the version control server: Currently Mendix keeps PAT using operating system supported solutions:For Windows, Mendix uses a credential locker mechanism, accessible to users by using Credential Manager.For MacOs, Mendix uses keychains, accessible to users by using Keychain Access.Windows AuthenticationStudio Pro can use Windows Authentication for Git service providers that support it. When you use Windows Authentication, you do not need to provide a password.You can enable Windows Authentication in Git Preferences settings.Setting Up the EnvironmentThis section describes how to configure a Git versioned app in Studio Pro. You need a Git server and an initially unversioned Mendix app.Preparing Your RepositoryMendix supports multiple Git service providers that

Last modified: September 19, 2024 IntroductionIn addition to debugging a local deployment of your app, it is also possible to debug applications that are already in a cloud environment.This how-to teaches you how to do the following:Connect the debugger in Studio Pro to your Mendix Cloud environmentPrerequisitesBefore starting this how-to, make sure you have completed the following prerequisites:Have access as a team member to a Mendix app deployed to a licensed Mendix Cloud environmentHave TRANSPORT RIGHTS to the app environment you want to debug in the app’s node permissionsThe BasicsIn Mendix Cloud, the debugger is always listening for connections so you cannot turn it on or off. To debug your app in the cloud, you need to get a URL and a password from the app environment and provide that information to Studio Pro. The steps below explain how to do this.Obtain Debugging CredentialsObtain Debugging Credentials from Mendix CloudWhen your application is in Mendix Cloud, follow these steps:Open your app in Apps.Click Environments in the navigation pane.In the Deploy tab, click Details for the environment that you want to debug: In the General tab, click Show Debugger Information: This invokes the Debugger settings pop-up window, which provides a URL (such as and a password: You will need to provide these credentials to Studio Pro to connect the debugger to the app running in the cloud.Obtain Debugging Credentials from Private Cloud ConnectedIf your application is on a connected Private Cloud, you can get the credentials from the Mendix Portal:Open your app in Apps.Click Environments in the navigation pane.Click Details for the environment that you want to debug.Open the Debugger tab.If the debugger is disabled, click Enable Debugger. You will be asked to confirm the generated strong password. Mendix recommends not changing this password. You will receive a warning that you have made some changes. Click Apply Changes to restart the app and apply the changes.Once the debugger is enabled, you will see the URL and Password which are the credentials you need to supply to Studio Pro. Use the Copy to clipboard links to simplify providing the credentials. When the debugger is enabled, you can click Disable Debugger to disable it. You will be asked to confirm your choice and will receive a warning that you have made some changes. Click Apply Changes to restart the app and apply the changes.Obtain Debugging Credentials from SAP S/4 HANA CloudIf your application is