Out-of-the-box, a fast development framework with separated front-end and back-end based on C# and Blazor

Out-of-the-box, a fast development framework with separated front-end and back-end based on C# and Blazor

Known is a fast development framework with separated front-end and back-end based on C# and Blazor. Out-of-the-box, cross-platform, write once, run everywhere.

Last updated 7/7/2023 12:58 AM
Known
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Out-of-the-Box

Known is a rapid development framework with frontend and backend separation, built on C# and Blazor. It is out-of-the-box, cross-platform, with one codebase running everywhere.

A rapid development framework implemented with C# and Blazor, featuring frontend and backend separation, ready to use out of the box.

Cross-platform, single-page application, hybrid desktop application – web and desktop share a single codebase.

Includes modules, dictionaries, organizations, roles, users, logs, messages, workflows, scheduled tasks, and more.

Clean code, easy to extend – making development simpler and faster!

Project Structure

Main Features

  1. Module Management: Configure system function modules, operation buttons, and list columns for developers.
  2. Data Dictionary: Maintain dropdown data sources for various system modules.
  3. Tenant Management: Manage platform tenant information, with limits on user count and document count.
  4. Organization Structure: Maintain enterprise organization structure in a tree format.
  5. Role Management: Maintain system roles and permission information; permissions can control menus, buttons, and list columns.
  6. User Management: Maintain system login user information.
  7. System Logs: Query logs of system user logins and menu visits, useful for analyzing frequently used features.
  8. Message Management: In-system message notifications and workflow message alerts.
  9. Flow Management: Built-in workflow engine supporting submit, recall, assign, approve, and restart operations.
  10. Scheduled Tasks: Time-consuming operations like imports and calculations are executed asynchronously via scheduled tasks.

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Project Address

http://known.pumantech.com/

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