K2B Tools’ productivity will be present at the XX GeneXus Meeting

The XX GeneXus Meeting will be held in Montevideo on September 13-15. This is one of the main technology and business events in the region, where K2B Tools will be introducing its Upgrade 1 to version 5.0 compatible with GeneXus X Ev1 Upgrade 3. The tool is currently being used in over 50 projects in different countries throughout Latin America. Federico Dominioni, K2B Technical Manager, explained, “Productivity improvement is really substantial; up to 300 functional points per person per month have been reached in various projects, which explains why this new development paradigm based on patterns signals a turning point in application development.”

Together with the release of K2B Tools 5.0 Upgrade 1, different conferences will be held where the tool will be introduced to those who don't know it yet, future prospects will be discussed, the impact of an application’s design on its success will be examined, and the tool's new functionalities allowing for the automatic generation of Audits for GeneXus applications will be introduced.

There will also be a specific K2B Tools lab so that participants may learn how to use the tool and experience the benefits it offers. In addition, there will be chances to talk about technology and discuss the K2B Tools experience. Dominioni added, “You’re all invited to ‘Talking about K2B Tools,’ where we’ll be discussing how K2B Tools can help develop applications swiftly.” Together with these activities, there will be games with interesting prizes such as K2B Tools licenses for one year.


K2B Tools conferences at the XXGX:

K2B Tools for everyone
By developing a non-traditional application, we’ll demonstrate how K2B Tools can cater for the needs of any application and how productivity may be increased. Ignacio Estefanell and Juan Emilio Gabito

K2B Tools — the future at your fingertips
Learn about the future of K2B Tools. Find out about new ways of building an application where less is more, where more semantics in the model mean a higher abstraction level that generates richer interfaces. Federico Dominioni

Who moved my data?
Based on the idea of Who moved my cheese?, we’ll be offering a manual so you can solve the problem yourself through a few simple steps. Through a success story at CSI Company, we’ll describe the use of a component that allows auditing any GeneXus application. Juan Emilio Gabito, Arnoldo Lezama

Design — the key to an application’s success
How can you make an application functionally complex, user centered, highly customizable and inter-operable while keeping it simple? Design is the key. Mayda Kurdian