Tow Enterprise-level Rapid Development Platforms for Business System Development Practice

The massive amount of data distributed on each node of the Internet of Things provides support for the in-depth analysis and data application of big data. After the analysis of this data, a useful model or method can be formed to serve the node users. In the past, node users were often limited by the knowledge and ability of network development technology, and it was impossible to carry out a network application system that met individual business needs, which greatly reduced the application efficiency of node users to these big data. The development and application of the rapid development platform provides a possibility for node users to develop customized business system applications. Compared with the traditional development mode, the rapid platform development mode has the characteristics of low technical requirements for developers, short development cycle, and more targeted business modules. Enterprise-level rapid development tools generally feature low-code or zero-code, greatly reducing the technical requirements for developers. This paper takes Excel Server and CHARISMA, two enterprise-level rapid development tools, as examples, and discusses the implementation methods of two different business systems. Excel Server is a zero-code enterprise-level rapid development platform, which can realize the development and deployment of enterprise-level business systems in a relatively short time and with high efficiency. Excel Server is suitable for enterprise applications that do not require underlying extensions, and even those who do not have network development skills can develop enterprise-level applications after a short period of training. CHARISMA is a low-code fast platform for enterprise-level users with a certain foundation. In addition to the regular rapid development features, CHARISMA also provides low-level scaling and application development, giving developers more extensibility and flexibility.