Building your first application

An employee has many tasks

A project has many tasks

A task has one employee

A task has a checkbox to check if the task is done or not

A project has a status that says either "not started", "in progress" or "done"

An employee has personal data like a first name, a last name, gender, date of birth, etc.

Combine the first name of an employee with his last name to create his full name as a text expression

Add grids containing for employees, projects & tasks

Add proper icons for each grid

Remove unnecessary properties from the grids and add missing properties if necessary

Create a proper form layout

Add subviews where you see fit

When assigning tasks to an employee, make use of the email property instead of the by default selected id

When assigning tasks to a project, make use of the projects name instead of the by default selected id

Add data to the grids and make sure that there’s a connection between those records

Create a new section for the grids

Add a form grid of tasks on the employee's form

Add a fieldset on the employee’s form to show his contact details

Create a filter on the project grid.

Add a condition row that checks for records with Status not equal to “Done”.

Create a filter on the task grid.

Add a condition row that checks for records with the Done property checked.

Edit the search bar on the Employee grid so you can search on full name, email, address and date of birth.

Create a filter on the employee grid to show all males that have no tasks assigned

Add an action to send emails.

This action requires a Send mail event, with a template variable called ‘employee’. Assign ‘var:record’ to it.

Download the mail template from the assignment’s summary.

Use the template in the Send mail event. Make sure the variables in the template match your data model.

Add an action to create a new task for a project.

Add an input variable to select an employee.

Add an input variable to enter a description.

Assign the employee to the new task.

Include a condition so the email is only sent if the employee has tasks that aren’t done yet. Let the user know if there are no tasks available through a notification