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Creating and using a demo application
Betty Blocks offers Academy users a single demo application. Using this application is subjected to the following rules and conditions:
- 1. The demo application falls under a ‘fair use’ policy.
- 2. The demo application should only be used for educational purposes, following the Online Academy’s content and its extent.
- 3. The demo application can’t be used for production purposes.
- 4. The demo application can’t be managed through My Betty Blocks by the user.
- 5. The demo application is a stand-alone environment and can’t have sandboxes, nor does it offer version control.
- 6. The demo application will remain part of a controlled Academy environment.
- 7. The demo application follows a ‘one app per user, one user per app’ policy.
- 8. The demo application’s features and options can be restricted should it fall under the Academy’s vision.
- 9. The demo application isn’t included in a customer license and doesn’t count toward a license limit.
- 10. Betty Blocks is and remains the owner of the demo application.
- 11. Betty Blocks has and keeps the rights to revoke the user’s access to the demo application if deemed necessary.
- 12. Betty Blocks has and keeps the rights to remove the demo application or reset it to its original state if deemed necessary.
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Deleting your demo application is an irreversible action.
Any development done can’t be restored.
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Sam van de Kreeke
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Last updated: 05-02-2020
Sandbox manager
On the Application page, sandboxes can be created by clicking `Create new sandbox` at the bottom of the page.
Sandbox name: Choose a name for your Sandbox.
Identifier: Choose an identifier for your Sandbox, the final identifier will be the Application identifier combined
with the Sandbox identifier.
After the Sandbox has been created, you’ll see four options on the right:
- Merge plan
- User management
- Application settings
- Delete sandbox
Merge plan
This is the Merge overview, the Merge overview is where you can view all your changes made to the Sandbox and merge them with the Sandbox or Application above. When viewing the changes, you can unfold rows if they have multiple elements that have been changed, and also view the changes of each element by clicking the blue URL. When you’re sure you want to merge all the pending changes you can click `Merge changes` in the top right corner of the application.
User management
The user management option for a Sandbox is almost exactly the same as user management for an Application. The only difference is that it's for this particular Sandbox instead of the Application itself.
Application settings
The application settings option for a Sandbox is almost exactly the same as application settings for an Application. The only difference is that it's for this particular Sandbox instead of the Application itself.
Delete sandbox
The last option, which is the furthest on the right, is the delete Sandbox option. Sandboxes can be deleted, but only when the previous Sandboxes have been deleted first.
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