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Once logged into Studio, you may choose an existing app or module, or import or create a new one. You then select the branch within the app where you want to work on. When you create an app in Studio, a main branch is created by default. As you continue working on your app, you can create as many branches as necessary depending on the type of updates required, and on the branching and delivery strategy defined with the client. Studio will remember the app branch you worked on last the next time you log in.Studio-GIT Integration

When you select your app and branch, you are redirected to that branch's overview page to start the building process. To build your app, you work in different areas that help you customize your app, arrange its elements, set its business logic, among other actions.Building your App in Studio

From the Overview, you can access the navigation bar and explore all the actions and entities you need to build your app. Actions and entities are grouped depending on their type: settings, design, data, logic, quality assurance and management.Overview

During and after the building process, you can use different tools to test and troubleshoot your app. These features allow you to detect and fix any issues, in order to ensure your app's quality.

In addition to visualizing apps and modules, when you log into Studio you will also see the Transaction logic tab. From here, you access the transactions repository.

Once you click on the global transaction logic repository, you then select the branch where you want to work on. As you continue working on your transactions, you can create as many branches as necessary depending on the type of updates you need to make, and on the branching and delivery strategy defined with the client.

When you select the repository's branch, you are redirected to that branch's overview page to start building your transaction logic for your app. To do so, you work with transactions, external services and libraries.Transaction Logic