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App Connect Flows: Guided path
A short, linear learning path for App Connect Flows, starting with flow types and building a first App Flow.
App Connect Flows: choose the right type
Section titled “App Connect Flows: choose the right type”App Flows give you a visual way to describe client-side logic as connected steps instead of scattered event handlers. This introduction explains what problems flows solve, where they fit in Wappler’s workflow, and what to watch first so the rest of the editor feels approachable.
TIP: This guided path focuses on App Flows (isolated) because they use the dedicated App Flows editor. Page Flows and Inline Flows are created inside pages.
Page Flow
Runs in a page Uses page actions
Inline Flow
Actions in events No return data
App Flow: reusable and isolated — best when you want inputs/outputs and reuse across pages.
Page Flow: page-specific orchestration — can interact with that page’s components/actions.
Inline Flow: quick action sequences inside an element’s event handler — great for small glue logic.
Flow selection
Section titled “Flow selection”In the App Flows manager, you normally select an App Flow from the list before opening it in the dedicated editor.
Opening an App Flow in the editor
Section titled “Opening an App Flow in the editor”After you select an App Flow in the manager panel, you open it in the dedicated editor. That editor is where you build App Flows as isolated, reusable client-side workflows.
Select any App Flow in the list first.
Then click Next to open it in the dedicated editor tab.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”Ready to build your first App Flow (isolated workflow)?