We are happy to announce, that Camunda BPM 7.14 (scheduled for Tuesday, October 13th, 2020) includes an all new frontend plugin system for Cockpit. It replaces the current AngularJS 1.8 based plugin system and enables you to extend Cockpit with domain-specific information written in the web-technologies of your choice. What are Plugins Webapp plugins are user extensions that provide custom functionality to Cockpit, Tasklist, and Admin, which Camunda does not provide out of the box. It allows you to embed domain-specific information into Camunda tooling without switching applications. The new plugin system allows you to use the Javascript framework you are most familiar with, whether it be React, Angular, or just plain Javascript. Cockpit is the first webapp to receive...

Since Cockpit plugins are now easy to develop after Camunda 7.14.0, I’ve been writing simple plugins for myself to give some visibility into completed activities and processes. Last year, when really learning Camunda myself, “disappearing completed processes” on Cockpit was my greatest source of frustration in learning and and trying out BPMN with Camunda.     A small writing at: https://datakurre.pandala.org/2021/01/camunda-cockpit-history-plugin/  Source and built bundles at: https://github.co...

Since Cockpit plugins are now easy to develop after Camunda 7.14.0, I’ve been writing simple plugins for myself to give some visibility into completed activities and processes. Last year, when really learning Camunda myself, “disappearing completed processes” on Cockpit was my greatest source of frustration in learning and and trying out BPMN with Camunda.     A small writing at: https://datakurre.pandala.org/2021/01/camunda-cockpit-history-plugin/  Source and built bundles at: https://github.co...

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