Summary
In this chapter, we learned how client-side logic works, about the available artifacts, and how to combine them to obtain the behaviors intended by our actions in our frontend.
We learned what screen actions, Client Actions and data actions are and looked at the concept of variables in the context of Client Actions how to create logic in Client Actions and the properties of the action attributes.
We should never forget the following: screen actions are defined at the screen level, Client Actions are defined at the module level and run on the client side, and server actions are defined at the module level and run on the server side!
Something very important to remember is this: whenever possible, abstract and isolate the manipulation of our data in data actions or aggregates so that we can better control their integrity (since these calls are asynchronous).
As we can see, we were able to develop code in a super-intuitive way, with little scope for errors (the typical...