Overview
WaveMaker is a low code app development platform helpful for those enterprises looking to transform to full stack and innovate modernization solutions. It uses an open low code platform purpose-built for professional development.
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Features
- Deployment Management
- Visual Modeling
- Drag & Drop
- Pre-built App Templates
- No-Code
- Software Development
- 1-Click Preview and Deployment
- Customize and Extend Code
- API and Web Services Integration
- Page animations & transitions
- Authentication integrations
- OAuth logins
- Page animations & transitions
- Performance Monitoring
- Collaborative Development
- AI-assisted Development
- Project export as ZIP or WAR file
- Markup & scripting
- Chart widgets
- Workflow Management
- Iteration Management
Specifications
- Deployment: Cloud Based, Web Based, SaaS Based, iPhone / iPad, Android
Training
- In Person
- Live Online
- Webinars
- Documentation
WaveMaker Users
Available Support
- Live Support
- Business Hours
- Online
Language Support
- English
Company Details
Company Name: WaveMaker
Headquarter: United States
Full Address:
Reviews
WaveMaker is a great studio to develop web-based applications for Java Developers. As it uses the latest technologies and frameworks your app will be up to date for a long term. It uses the MVC arquitecture, on both frontend and backend, and there’s a clear separation between this last two. Something I really like is that WaveMaker is like a combination of code generator for the tedious and cumbersome parts, while you still have full control of everything and can change it as required.
In the beginning the price and available features were odd. For nearly $10,000 per year you could acquire a Wavemaker license for ONE app. After some time, Wavemaker now offer unlimited app development for $99 per month. So there are no CONS at this point in my experience with Wavemaker. Customer service is awesome
The platform is hosted and updated regularly. The features are complete from DB design, import schemas, query, procedures, web services, UI widgets and plain old javascript provide all the tools in a central development environment.
Cost model is for large enterprises only, and only for applications that will have a very clear ROI. $99 developer licence no longer available, $24k per year per application. Prior reviewers mentioned at $99 not even a decision to be made, and i would agree but at this price point also no decision to be made but in the opposite direction.
