One Object Per Screen vs Dynamic Objects | Blue Prism Tutorial
In this video, I do a sort of case study comparing two object design approaches (One Object Per Screen and Dynamic Objects) using the CRM website HubSpot. I don’t actually create any functioning actions in this video. Instead, I stub out all the objects and actions that I think I’d need if I were to automate certain screens in the HubSpot application. I think this is a good reference you as a Blue Prism developer could use as you get used to either of the design approaches mentioned in the video. I show both fairly thoroughly in terms of objects to create and actions to create.
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Blue Prism 7.3.1
SQL Server 2017 (LocalDB)
Windows 11 Pro
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00:00 Introduction
02:55 Walkthrough of target application (HubSpot)
07:12 Determine how many objects to create for each design approach
08:25 Stub out objects and actions for the One Object Per Screen approach
36:19 Stub out objects and actions for the Dynamic Objects approach
56:25 Discuss the benefits/disadvantages of each approaches
01:08:45 Conclusion
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