Meet Anna, Anamata’s AI colleague in Microsoft Teams. Built to connect people with the systems they use every day, Anna can answer questions using real company and platform data, take actions and help reduce the friction of working across enterprise tools.
Our team wanted to understand whether this generative AI tool could genuinely accelerate development or if it was just hype. We put it through real-world scenarios, asked it tough questions, and documented where it excelled and where it fell short.
In many Mendix projects, testing is underestimated or introduced too late, leading to delays, bugs, and frustration. This blog highlights the five most common testing pitfalls we see at Anamata, from missing test strategies to untestable architectures and unreliable test data.
In this blog, we explore why a strong Product Owner can make or break your Mendix project.
We’ll look at the challenges POs face without Mendix knowledge, the advantages of combining business and platform expertise, and how the right training can help bridge that gap.
In this blog, we explore what the upcoming WCAG 2.2 guidelines and the European Accessibility Act mean for your Mendix apps. We also show how Anamata helps ensure your apps are genuinely accessible through thorough QA scans.
In this article, I will share my learning process for incorporating Client API calls into an automation framework for the purpose of testing.
Our commitment focuses on developing future-ready applications of the right quality, supported by the right processes in the low-code sector. This blog describes the choices leading to this our commitment and our focus.
Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey, a timeless storytelling template, can be a powerful tool to empower employees and map out their ambitions. This blog explains how Anamata uses the Hero’s Journey.
Testing plays a crucial role in software development and many testing vendors are promoting testautomation. However, companies should not let automation overshadow the importance of testing.
Until now, we used ‘Developing the future. Today’. We were not completely satisfied with this tagline. It did not sound unique (even Pegasystems now has a tagline ‘Transform for tomorrow’...... you’re welcome Pega) and it was too imperative for us. We wanted a tagline that stood up for our beliefs, showed confidence, was sincere ánd original.