Mendix

I use Mendix  to build a system about the consultation of APIs. We are using Mendix  to build a system to check SAP, which is another system, and we use APIs to bring information from SAP to this project, allowing us to construct a web application to show this information for users.

The environment checking feature in Mendix is helpful because it is easy to check how the design of the feature appears in different environments, meaning I am not spending much time on verification, and it is very easy to check in different dimensions.

Mendix has positively impacted our organization as we can construct or build prototypes easily, allowing us to do this in a short amount of time. For example, with Mendix, a feature that we generally construct or build in one month can be made as a proof of concept in two weeks.

I think Mendix can be improved by supporting automated tests more easily. For example, Mendix can add some IDs for each component to build the automation tests more easily.

I have been using Mendix for at least three years.

Mendix is stable.

Mendix attends to our scalability needs for now.

The customer support for Mendix is great.

I use just Mendix with a low-code approach without switching from a different solution.

We did not evaluate other options because the partner asked us to use just Mendix, so it was predefined.

Version compatibility with Mendix is something we need to be concerned about. I would rate this review an 8 out of 10.

My main use case for Mendix  is software development. I build both web and native applications for many clients using Mendix . I cannot provide any unique details about how I use Mendix for my clients, as that cannot be explained or exposed.

In my opinion, the best features Mendix offers include scalability, development, reducing the development timeline, and it is very fast. Mendix's scalability works for me because it is drag and drop, so we do not spend time coding; we just drag and drop, which is much faster than traditional development. I find enough useful features in Mendix. Mendix has positively impacted my organization because it is a developing stack and is very much faster, making it easier to attract clients.

Improvements for Mendix include that sometimes it gets hung while loading.

I have been using Mendix for 3.5 years.

Mendix is stable.

Mendix's scalability allows us to add a couple of rows or columns; you can add it in the entity, and it will be reflected as a table without needing much architecture changes.

Mendix customer support is very quick, and within a week, I can close a ticket, as they solve it promptly.

I did not use a different solution before Mendix.

Mendix is deployed in my organization as both private and public cloud. For Mendix, I mostly use AWS . I believe Mendix was purchased from Mendix and AWS  from AWS; they are using both to link, but I am not certain, as it is in the DevOps team.

I cannot provide any unique details about how I use Mendix for my clients, as that cannot be explained or exposed.

I have seen a return on investment with Mendix, as in default software development, a team with 10 developers or more is needed, while here we can do it with one or two developers, so it is truly a money saver for the company. Since using Mendix, I can say that mostly the development time would be a year, but we can complete it within three months with Mendix, which is very time-saving; in my career, I have completed around 9 to 10 projects.

Before choosing Mendix, I evaluated other options including React and Node.

My advice to others looking into using Mendix is to learn the marketplace and come to Studio Pro, and you can develop the application. I give Mendix an overall rating of 9.

A specific example of an application I've built with Mendix is Subscription Tracker, where the user can get a subscription for a particular charger or manage their subscription.

My experience with scalability and complex integrations includes a lot of integration with AWS  systems and SAP systems, and I have integrated Mendix with Azure  for SSO  and the Auth0  system, making these integrations much easier than traditional programming languages. When it comes to scalability, we initially thought our application would require a small environment, but as users started using it, we understood it required more RAM and processing power, and we can scale the environment up or down with just a single click.

One feature I like most in Mendix is the reusable component, as it has its own marketplace where people like us publish widgets that can be used directly inside Mendix just by dragging and dropping it down.

I have used Mendix  for Teamcenter, integrating with Teamcenter using an API. I have created an app in Mendix  for showing and mapping the data from Teamcenter and getting the data. I have also created other apps in Mendix, such as creating some data for student enrollment, including a registration form. I have also created many more projects in Mendix that I have already completed.

I have done integration mail projects. I have done other projects, including collecting data and student enrollments. I have also done a project where I created an AI robot that can talk and recognize your face. It will talk to you and answer what you are asking. I created it with the help of Mendix.

Mendix has handy tools, the UI is very good, and the toolset is also very good. There are multiple APIs there to integrate with anything, to other databases, or to connect with Teamcenter and other systems. I am also using Python for my robotics project. Very little coding is required in Mendix.

In my opinion, the best features Mendix offers include being a low-code software. Anyone who doesn't know how to code can definitely do coding and create an app in Mendix.

The low-code feature has helped my team and made my work easier because there are default templates, so we don't need to create or write code. We can just edit and create. There are templates and toolsets available. We don't need to create or write code for any API. There are also some apps that we can just download, connect, and work with.

Mendix has impacted my organization positively because we can work from anywhere. As we were doing in Python itself earlier, now we have created a Mendix app, and we can do our work there. There is no need to create or write Python code. We can do it easily, and anyone can. We just create users, they will log in, and they will write code or something, make changes, and implement it.

Since it's low-code, I would like Mendix to be web-based, so we shouldn't need to install Mendix to create an app.

For the last four years, I have been using Mendix.

Mendix is stable in my experience.

Mendix's scalability is great.

I haven't used customer support.

I don't know about the return on investment with Mendix because I'm a techie. I don't know about the price.

I don't know my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Mendix.

I haven't evaluated any options before choosing Mendix.

As I don't know the price side, I can't advise others to use Mendix because it can be very costly in the current market. In the market for Mendix alternatives, there are other software options that are not like Mendix, but they are low-cost. So I don't know what advice I can give.

I'm not facing any problems with my projects.

I was facing challenges connecting with real-time voice recognition, face recognition, and accessing data from other systems or databases while building that AI robot using Mendix and WebEx. However, Mendix helped me connect with other databases to get the data.

Currently, I have no additional thoughts about the features. It's great.

I have already answered all the questions regarding specific outcomes or metrics, including time saved.

I don't have any additional thoughts about Mendix before we wrap up. I would rate this review a 9 overall.