Portofino

Overview

Portofino is an innovative low-code tool designed for building model-driven REST APIs and web applications. Developed by ManyDesigns, based in Genova, Italy, Portofino allows users to create visually appealing applications for both web and mobile platforms. With a focus on simplified development processes, it enables developers to either generate applications automatically using a wizard or manually configure them through a user-friendly web interface. The tool combines the strengths of both Java and Groovy, making it adaptable to various development styles.

This platform stands out by offering a highly customizable experience that empowers developers to extend functionalities and tailor applications to their needs. Whether you're a seasoned programmer or a novice, Portofino’s blend of straightforward usability and robust capabilities makes it an attractive choice for building modern digital solutions.

Features

• Low-Code Development: Quickly generate web applications with a wizard that analyzes your relational database, reducing the need for extensive coding.

• Customizable Backend: Leverage a highly adaptable backend service that exposes data through RESTful APIs, ensuring seamless integration with other services.

• Responsive UI: Design mobile-friendly applications with user interfaces built on Angular Material, providing a modern look and feel.

• Comprehensive Security: Implement robust authentication, authorization, and user management features to protect application data and user interactions.

• Multi-Language Support: Reach a global audience with translations available in several languages, including English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, and Arabic.

• Live Development Options: Develop applications in a "PHP style" by directly editing live applications or in a "Java style" with an IDE and build system for more organized development.

• Extendable Framework: Easily add custom REST resources and Angular components, along with built-in services through dependency injection from popular libraries like Spring and Hibernate.