LifeTime shows you a graphic view of your entire infrastructure. Here we have two deployments: a development system and the final production system.
2Tagging Applications
When you’re ready to deploy from development to production, you tag the applications you’re ready to deploy, and then click to deploy.
3Informing the User of Problems
If LifeTime finds a problem with the deployment, such as a mismatch that would result, instead of simply deploying, it warns you so you can fix the problem.
4Confirming the Deployment
When you’re finally ready to deploy, you can notate the changes and confirm the deployment.
5Providing Status Reports
As deployment is taking place, LifeTime will give you a current status as the deployment is occurring.
6Rolling Back
Rolling back is just as easy as publishing.
7Building Systems Using Drag and Drop
The main integrated development environment works like traditional development IDEs, and it allows you to build your systems with a drag-and-drop interface.
8Making Changes
Modifying your pages is as easy as dropping controls on them.
9Modeling Tools
The IDE includes data-modeling tools that will feel natural if you’ve worked with other modeling tools.
10Linking Displayed Data
You can easily link displayed data to new pages, resulting in a simple Web link in the final application.
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