About DHTMLX
DHTMLX provides JavaScript components with rich API and Material-based design for creating modern web apps from scratch at a fast speed.
DHTMLX widgets enable developers to build data-heavy apps such as ERP or CRM systems, project management apps with Gantt charts and event calendars, and data visualization tools. DHTMLX is implemented in projects by large enterprises, medium- and small-sized companies as well as startups and freelancers. Solutions based on DHTMLX cover various fields from IT, manufacturing, and finance to healthcare, education, tourism, and entertainment.
DHTMLX library is compatible with Angular, React, and Vue.js. There are integration examples and tutorials. Developers can also use DHTMLX alongside any server-side technologies.
DHTMLX components are cross-browser, support TypeScript, localization, and accessibility standards.
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About Catalyst by Zoho
Catalyst is a full-stack cloud-based serverless development tool that provides backend functionalities to build microservices and applications in various platforms. It adapts a BaaS (Backend as a Service) model and provides pre-written, universal, server-side components from a unified interface as programmable elements. Catalyst allows developers to focus more on designing the user experience of the serverless applications, instead of investing time and effort into setting up and maintaining the server-side components. You can deploy applications and microservices at scale, while we take care of everything else—drastically reducing your development cycle and operational costs.
What can you build with Catalyst?
Catalyst helps you build a variety of applications and microservices without needing to worry about the backend infrastructure. Catalyst provides three major components:
* Backend as a Service
* Function as a Service
* WebClient Hosting
These pre-built services coupled with other Catalyst tools like, push notifications and emails, authentication, Advanced AI solutions and more provide a complete serverless suite for app development.
By leveraging these pre-built services you can build several microservices and reduce the time to launch. Here are some common use cases:
* Building fully customized web and mobile applications
* Building REST APIs that can serve as the integration for various applications, on both web and mobile
* Building data processing pipelines that run in the background as a microservice for things like data migration and data analysis
* Running scheduled jobs at set intervals of time, to perform tasks such as cleaning databases, analyzing logs, and more
Advantages
* Rapid application development: Catalyst enables developers to quickly deploy applications at scale without worrying about managing servers. This drastically improves the time to market.
* Near-zero server maintenance: Catalyst takes care of all the maintenance work, like provisioning, logging, patching, and keeping hardware and software updated.
* Elastic scaling: Catalyst scales your applications automatically as requests come in, so you don’t have to scale your applications manually.
* Pay per use: Elastic scaling and pay per use go hand in hand, as you’ll only be paying for what you used—not the resources that were idle.
* Security and privacy: At Zoho, we take privacy and security very seriously, which is why we run our own servers. And by running your applications on Zoho’s infrastructure, you inherit all the effort we’ve put in to keeping our servers secure and private.
Who can use Catalyst?
* Independent developers looking to create fully customized web or mobile applications.
* Systems integrators looking to run one-off or responsive microservices that help you integrate products or systems.
* IT teams looking to modernize parts of their applications through the latest serverless architecture.
* Startups looking to ship software applications fast, at scale.
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Summary
Rich JavaScript API
Comprehensive documentation with code snippets
Online technical support
30-day free trial
Integration with Angular, React, and Vue.js
25+ JavaScript widgets
Modern Material style
Flexible and transparent licensing plans
Export to PDF/PNG, Excel, MS Project, Primavera P6, iCal
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Summary
Catalyst enables developers to quickly deploy applications at scale without worrying about managing servers. This drastically improves the time to market.
Catalyst adapts a BaaS (Backend as a Service) model and provides pre-written, universal, server-side components from a unified interface as programmable elements.
Catalyst allows developers to focus more on designing the user experience of the serverless applications, instead of investing time and effort into setting up and maintaining the server-side components.
Catalyst takes care of all the maintenance work, like provisioning, logging, patching, and keeping hardware and software updated.
Catalyst takes care of all the maintenance work, like provisioning, logging, patching, and keeping hardware and software updated.
Catalyst scales your applications automatically as requests come in, so you don’t have to scale your applications manually.
Catalyst scales your applications automatically as requests come in, so you don’t have to scale your applications manually.
Elastic scaling and pay per use go hand in hand, as you’ll only be paying for what you used—not the resources that were idle.
Elastic scaling and pay per use go hand in hand, as you’ll only be paying for what you used—not the resources that were idle.
Build fully customized web and mobile applications
Build REST APIs that can serve as the integration for various applications, on both web and mobile
Build data processing pipelines that run in the background as a microservice for things like data migration and data analysis
Run scheduled jobs at set intervals of time, to perform tasks such as cleaning databases, analyzing logs, and more
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FAQs
Does this service offer multi-user capability (e.g. teams)?
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Yes, DHTMLX allows multiple developers to work together and use the library simultaneously.
Does this service integrate with any other apps?
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DHTMLX components can be integrated with other applications via REST API or by means of other modern technologies.
What are some applications this service is commonly used in tandem with?
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DHTMLX can be used with any server-side and client-side technologies. Speaking about particular industries, DHTMLX is often used in project management applications, booking systems, CRM and ERP systems.
What platforms does this service support?
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DHTMLX is a cross-platform JavaScript library.
What is this service generally used for?
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For creating modern data-intensive web applications for project management and ERP as well as numerous other fields like healthcare, education, and entertainment.
Does this service offer guides, tutorials and or customer support?
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DHTMLX provides official technical support online as well as online documentation, tutorials, demos, and integration guides and videos.
Does this service offer an API?
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DHTMLX has its own rich API with a wide range of methods, properties, and events.
Who are the main user groups of this service?
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Developers from large corporations, mid-sized and small companies, startups, and freelancers.
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FAQs
What is this service generally used for?
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Here are some common use cases:
* Building fully customized web and mobile applications
* Building REST APIs that can serve as the integration for various applications, on both web and mobile
* Building data processing pipelines that run in the background as a microservice for things like data migration and data analysis
* Running scheduled jobs at set intervals of time, to perform tasks such as cleaning databases, analyzing logs, and more
Does this service offer guides, tutorials and or customer support?
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You can find documentation and tutorials under the Resources section of our website. Please write to [email protected] for any queries.
Does this service offer an API?
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Yes, you can create, maintain, and monitor requests from client applications and microservices through Catalyst’s highly secure API Gateway.
Does this service offer multi-user capability (e.g. teams)?
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The User Authentication feature on Catalyst enables you to add, remove, and manage end users through simple integration. You can configure accounts and roles, as well as manage sign-ins and authentication directly from the Catalyst console.
Who are the main user groups of this service?
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- Independent developers looking to create fully customized web or mobile applications.
- Systems integrators looking to run one-off or responsive microservices that help you integrate products or systems.
- IT teams looking to modernize parts of their applications through the latest serverless architecture.
- Startups looking to ship software applications fast, at scale.
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