Valentin Vago

Over the last days, I have worked on integrating Camunda into the latest version of Drupal. For the record, Drupal is an Open Source CMS powering a large number of the top websites available on the Internet. Therefore it is reasonable to assume that the combination of Camunda and Drupal is a possible scenario.

The latest alpha release of the Camunda BPM Platform ships with a revamped design of Tasklist and improved accessibility. Read all about it in this post.

I was delighted when Daniel asked me to valify (as Robert says) the Camunda BPM Team Blog and make it fit our CI (nope, for once, this ain’t meaning Continuous Integration). Here’s the little story about that work… erm… fun and some show-off about the new blog features.

The front-end of the Camunda BPM platform has been under heavy development.The web-apps have been externalized and separated into different projects,which means that the “admin“, the “cockpit” and the upcoming “Tasklist” have their own repositories,and those projects are now relying on the “UI commons” and the “JavaScript SDK” libraries.   The JavaScript SDK The actual JS SDK has already been implemented in the upcoming Tasklist and allows us to start processes and use their embedded forms (when they use one). The forms handling is also being re-written from scratch to be easier to use and less conflicting with the HTML you might have wrote to customize your user experience. New embedded form: What did change? Mostly, the attributes. An embedded form must have...