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March 11, 2022
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Practical exercise

  • March 11, 2022
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Hello! I'm new to Appian, I've already completed the Appian Developer learning path exercises. Will there be other exercises that I can do or that they can share with me, and continue practicing with Appian?

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March 11, 2022

Hey Hi 
Try To work some easy tasks with some BpM flow or some POCS

March 11, 2022

Thank you very much, if I will try a simple process like a Vacation Request

March 11, 2022

Ya that's fine but if you want more exposer try with some small application,
then u can able to find more scenarios.

andrewh0007
March 11, 2022

There is the advanced developer course (https://academy.appian.com/#/curricula/c1f80997-88d2-47bd-a1db-2f43ee1d8e9c) but nothing can beat building a real application that solves a real problem.

Is this possible for you? I'd personally recommend choosing the smallest possible solution you can imagine to start with. You'll learn so much that you can't with made up scenarios.

March 11, 2022

Thank you very much, if I try a simple process such as a Vacation Request, with a real example is where you really learn

gopalk2865
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March 14, 2022

Apart from your exercise , sample appliacations are available in community edition platform. These apps have lot of functionalities. You can go through these applications to understand the architecture and workflow. You can go through appian docs as well where you can learn each topics in details with examples , you can go through many sail recepies and design patterns , All are available in Appian documentation. You just need to explore.

harshitb6843
March 14, 2022

Hi there,

You can pick any logical question of a core language and try to solve it on Appian with rules. You can do the same for the interfaces. Pick any website and try to clone the UI. This is what I did for practicing interfaces. And then for Process Model, the best way is to try to create an HRMS app. 

March 14, 2022

Thank you, very much