Tutorials
Explore Netuno platform tutorials and learn, in practice, how to configure features, model data, build interfaces, and develop backend business logic.
This page brings together the main learning resources for both beginners and users who want to deepen their knowledge of the platform.
Before You Start
Before starting any tutorial, make sure your environment is ready:
- Netuno is installed and running in your local or development environment.
- Access to the admin panel is available with the appropriate permissions.
- Basic knowledge is recommended in data modeling, HTTP, and REST APIs to get the most out of the technical content.
See the Installation guide before continuing.
Recommended Order
If this is your first time using Netuno, follow this sequence:
- Get familiar with the graphical interface.
- Learn how to create forms and fields.
- Configure relationships between forms.
- Move on to permissions and user groups.
- Explore queries and backend resources based on your project needs.
Graphical Interface
The tutorials in this section are designed for users who want to create and configure applications through the platform’s administrative interface.
| Tutorial | Goal | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Explore the Graphical Interface | Understand the structure of the admin panel, menus, and core features. | Beginner |
| Forms | Create and organize forms visually. | Beginner |
| Fields | Configure data types, validations, and field behavior. | Beginner |
| Relationships Between Forms | Define links between data and form relationships. | Intermediate |
| Groups and Users | Manage permissions, access profiles, and user organization. | Intermediate |
| Query Interface | Build visual queries for data analysis and extraction. | Intermediate |
| Modal Form | Create advanced interactions with modal windows. | Advanced |
Backend
Netuno lets you combine low-code development with backend programming across different languages and use cases. The tutorials below help you build integrations, manipulate data, and implement business rules.
Prerequisites
Before moving to this section, it is recommended that you are familiar with:
- Client-server architecture and the HTTP protocol.
- JSON data structures.
- Programming logic in JavaScript, Python, or another language compatible with your development workflow.
APIs and Integrations
| Tutorial | Goal | Level |
|---|---|---|
| REST Web Services | Create and expose endpoints for use by applications and external systems. | Intermediate |
| Sending Emails | Configure transactional email delivery through SMTP. | Intermediate |
Data and Persistence
| Tutorial | Goal | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Programmatic Queries | Execute custom queries and interact directly with the database. | Intermediate |
| Form and Database Operations | Control the data lifecycle for inserts, updates, and deletes. | Intermediate |
| Generate Unique IDs (UID/GUID) | Implement unique identifiers using best practices. | Intermediate |
Infrastructure and Databases
| Tutorial | Goal | Level |
|---|---|---|
| MSSQL Configuration | Connect and configure Netuno with Microsoft SQL Server. | Intermediate |
| Multiple Databases | Work with more than one database in the same project. | Advanced |
Advanced Features
| Tutorial | Goal | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Templates | Create reusable and dynamic structures to speed up development. | Advanced |
| JWT Authentication | Implement token-based authentication. | Advanced |
| Java Development and Debugging | Set up your environment for debugging and Java extensions. | Advanced |
Use the graphical interface tutorials when your goal is to configure the application visually, structure data, and manage resources through the interface.
Use the backend tutorials when you need to create business logic, integrations, authentication, automation, or programmatic access to data.
Next Steps
After completing the first tutorials, visit the Netuno Academy to deepen your knowledge in specific areas of the platform.
If you find any bugs or have suggestions for new features, feel free to Open an issue on GitHub. Our team and community are ready to help.