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. We also share practical steps for building a more mature, test-driven Mendix development process.
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. Whether you’re starting a new project or trying to get an existing one back on track, this blog shows how the right PO can make all the difference.
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.
A look into how the two leading low-code platforms Mendix and Pega currently integrate AI, what their focus is and what tools they're bringing to the table.
HomeZero was founded in 2022 by Mike Out, Rens Hagen, and Hunter Koppen. With their white-label sustainability platform, companies can assist their customers, citizens, or employees in taking a step towards sustainability.
Since the summer of 2023, Anamata and HomeZero started a collaboration. Anamata provides Mendix specialists to assist in the further development of the platform.
A personal reflection on why the M-shaped approach is crucial for the success of low-code projects, such as the Proximus+ superapp. It explains importance of not only having in-depth knowledge in a single discipline but also being capable of thinking and operating broadly via a real-world example.
In this article, I will share my learning process for incorporating Client API calls into an automation framework for the purpose of testing.
With Mendix development you might easily go fast, but you can easily go fast in the wrong direction. The project team as a whole should be responsible for planning, development, testing, deployment, monitoring, operations. In other words; multidisciplinary is a must.