Overview

Genio offers an entirely new digital experience in developing management software through models (model-driven engineering instead of code) and artificial intelligence. This unique extreme low-code platform distinguishes itself from traditional low-code and no-code platforms by being pattern-oriented and able to transform a model into a software solution in a very fast and efficient way. These specific features make Genio the ideal platform for complex, unique, and urgent projects.

Genio combines technological independence, code standardization, and delivery speed in multiple languages and technologies. It produces easily evolutive software systems. The generated code is standard and completely independent of the generation framework. And the development and maintenance of information systems are independent of programming domains, thanks to a graphical interface with a high level of abstraction.

What makes this tool innovative?

Genio allows functional specialists, independently of their domain of programming, to build and support information systems through a graphical interface with a high level of abstraction. It combines technological independence, code patronization, and delivery speed in multiple technologies. It produces easily evolutive, multi-language, and multi-currency systems. The generated code is standard and completely independent of the generation platform. Conceived especially for non-programmers, allows analysts to materialize sophisticated management and engineering processes.

Benefits

• Up to 10 x faster developing new projects with 1/10 of resources.
• Ease evolving maintenance and integration of new requirements.
• Independence of software providers and technologies.
• Interoperability with other manufacturers and brands.
• Ability to update obsolete platforms with innovative methodology.
• Permanent technological and functional updates.
• Productivity is 8 times higher than low code platforms

About Documentation

This section provides an overview of how our documentation is organized and its key purposes. We aim to create clear, user-friendly resources that support you in effectively utilizing our platform.

In the next sections, you'll find details about the Documentation Structure, outlining how our documentation is organized, and the Documentation Purposes, explaining the goals behind each type of content.

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Documentation Structure

1. Welcome to Genio Documentation

   • In this section, readers will find a warm welcome and an introduction to the Genio documentation. It provides an overview of the purpose and benefits of the documentation, as well as guidance on navigating and making the most of the available resources.

2. Get Started

   • This section is designed to help users get started with Genio. It includes step-by-step tutorials, installation guides, and setup instructions. Readers will find detailed information on system requirements, installation procedures, and configuration options, enabling them to set up Genio correctly and begin their development journey.

3. Patterns

   • This section focuses on providing reusable patterns and templates in Genio. Readers will discover pre-defined patterns that offer efficient solutions to common development challenges. These patterns serve as valuable resources for accelerating development, promoting consistency, and implementing industry best practices.

4. Guides

   • The Guides section offers in-depth guides and tutorials that cover various aspects of using Genio. Readers will find comprehensive documentation on Genio's features, functionalities, and tools. These guides provide detailed explanations, examples, and best practices to help users leverage the full potential of Genio and enhance their development process.

5. Architecture

   • In the Architecture section, readers will explore the underlying architecture and design principles of Genio. It covers topics such as the data model, system components, integration options, and scalability considerations. This section offers insights into the inner workings of Genio, enabling users to make informed decisions and design robust applications.

6. References

• The References section serves as a comprehensive reference guide for Genio. Readers will find detailed documentation on Genio's syntax, keywords, functions, and APIs. It provides a reliable resource for understanding the technical aspects of Genio and serves as a quick reference for developers seeking specific information.

7. Releases
   • The Releases section provides information about the different versions and releases of Genio. Every month Readers will find release notes, changelogs, and updates on new features, bug fixes, and improvements. This section helps users stay informed about the latest advancements in Genio * and understand any considerations when upgrading or migrating to a new version.

Documentation Purposes

This introductory page aims to provide you with an understanding of the main objectives and purposes of technical documentation. By familiarizing yourself with these objectives, you will be better equipped to utilize this documentation effectively and extract the maximum value from it.

Why we need Technical Documentation?

Technical documentation refers to a collection of written materials that provide comprehensive information about a product, system, or technology. It serves as a crucial resource for users, administrators, developers, and other stakeholders involved in the understanding, implementation, and maintenance of the technology.

Objectives of Technical Documentation:

1. Inform and Educate Users: The primary objective of technical documentation is to inform and educate users about the platform. It provides clear and concise instructions, explanations, and guidelines to help users understand its features, capabilities, and usage.

2. Guide Installation and Setup: Technical documentation guides users through the installation and setup process, ensuring that they can successfully deploy Genio in their environment. It provides step-by-step instructions, system requirements, and configuration details to facilitate a smooth and error-free implementation.

3. Facilitate Efficient Usage: Another key objective of technical documentation is to enable users to utilize Genio efficiently. It offers detailed explanations of functionalities, user interfaces, workflows, and best practices, allowing users to leverage the technology's full potential and achieve their desired outcomes.

4. Troubleshoot and Resolve Issues: Technical documentation provides troubleshooting guides, FAQs, and solutions for common problems and errors. It equips users with the necessary knowledge to identify, diagnose, and resolve issues effectively, reducing downtime and minimizing disruptions.

5. Ensure Safety and Security: Documentation emphasizes safety and security considerations, providing instructions, guidelines, and recommendations to ensure the safe and secure usage of Genio. It highlights potential risks, best practices, and compliance requirements to protect users, their data, and the technology itself.

6. Promote Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing: Technical documentation encourages collaboration among users, administrators, and developers by providing a centralized source of information and fostering a common understanding of the technology. It promotes knowledge sharing, ensuring that expertise is transferred and retained within the user community.

It is essential to note that technical documentation is a never-ending job. The technology landscape evolves rapidly, with new features, updates, and enhancements introduced regularly. Consequently, this documentation is continuously updated to reflect the latest information, best practices, and solutions.