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AcademywebinarManifesting: apps from a single declaration

Manifesting: apps from a single declaration

Second of a three-part webinar series. How a single manifest declares schemas, pages, menus and widgets — and how OpenRegister turns that declaration into a running app without hand-written controllers.

WebinarOpenRegisterManifestLow-code
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How a single manifest turns into a running app — the full recording is above. To build one yourself, the Build-an-app series walks the manifest from first schema to shipped app.

HydraManifesting (you are here) → OpenBuild. Coming from Hydra? This webinar zooms into the artifact Hydra produces: the manifest. Next up: OpenBuild.

What we covered

  • What a manifest is and why one declaration drives schemas, pages, menus and widgets
  • How OpenRegister materialises a manifest into a working app — no controllers, no event listeners
  • The relationship between schemas, registers and the magic tables behind them
  • Live demo: editing a manifest and watching the app change in place
  • Audience Q&A on versioning and per-user deltas

Go deeper — build an app from a manifest

The Build-an-app series is the hands-on counterpart: it builds a real Nextcloud app on the Conduction stack, manifest-first.

Next steps

Speakers

Conduction's OpenRegister lead, building an app live from a single manifest.

Resources

  • Slide deck (linked once the recording is up)
  • The manifest used in the demo
  • Previous webinar: Hydra · Next webinar: OpenBuild