| Fibonacci.Validate |
| For Application Implementers |
When you implement a business application you need to:
Take account of your clients’ business rules
Apply them to your application
Ensure that the client users can use the application now and after you have moved on to your next project
Often, the most time-consuming aspect of implementation is the user-interface: how users interact with the application. Most applications allow for some degree of configuration, but clients’ requirement will often demand a significant amount of tailoring to adapt the user interface to their specific needs: validation rules; field inter-relationships; valid option combinations; forced actions.
Fibonacci.Validate lets you specify these user interface business rules rapidly, and externally to your application, and then apply them with minimal modification to browser pages.
Then, because setting the rules is a non-technical job, when you move on, your client can continue to change and add to their own rules.
All of which means that:
You can greatly reduce this aspect of implementation
You can put more attention (and client budget) to other implementation issues
Your client can control their own business rules: now and ongoing
|
|
