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The Stadium Designer is a Windows desktop application that lets you design and generate professional web applications in minutes.


Design complete applications

Data-driven web applications have 3 main objectives:

  1. Connect to data sources.

  2. Present (display) data in a visually appealing and user friendly way.

  3. Enable users to perform specific actions on data.

This is how Stadium helps you design complete applications:


Design applications fast

A typical design process:

Connect to your data Add a and queries or functions to retrieve data from a database, web service or file.

Design how you want to present your data Add to your application, then drag-and-drop (labels, textboxes, data grids, drop-downs and other form fields) onto your pages.

Assign the data to your controls Create consisting of scripts, , or Web Service Connector that will assign data to your controls when specific events are triggered, e.g. when a page loads (event), the event handler could include a SQL query and a action to assign data to a textbox control.

Add functionality for users to interact with your data Create event handlers consisting of , actions, queries or functions that will execute when specific events are triggered by users, e.g. when a user clicks a button, the event handler could include a SQL query to insert form field values into a database.

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event handlers
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SetValue
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Create a basic data-driven application (part 2)
Create a basic data-driven application
Create a basic application
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