Trixta – A collaborative low-code platform for business thinkers and software developers

Platform features

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Elixir's example of code:

current_process = self()

# Spawn an Elixir process (not an operating system one!)
spawn_link(fn ->
  send(current_process, {:msg, "hello world"})
end)

# Block until the message is received
receive do
  {:msg, contents} -> IO.puts(contents)
end

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Built with Trixta

Smart Contracts

We built an analytics platform for Smart Contracts, that allows you to track any Ethereum contract, for which you can build custom analytics dashboards and alerts.

Machine Learning

Working with a partner who is connected to video feeds from multiple cameras, we are building dynamic searches and easily customizable flows for the identified data.

API Mapping

Our workflows have been a great way to create an interface that connects with APIs and webhooks. We have used data from traditional APIs to pass into smart contracts and trigger alerts and notifications via Slack and email.

Games

One of our first applications was to build a working online chess game, with all the required roles and actions. We built a step that wrapped a Javascript chess engine for the move validation, and a simple chessboard in React.js for the pieces.

To learn more about Trixta, visit our online documentation.