Not a programmer?

Wrong.

With TOO language, you are!

TOO is to programming what Excel is to spreadsheets.

Develop any thing and run it!

TOO (Things Object Oriented) is a general-purpose language. You can develop a solution to any programming problem with TOO, depending on the things currently available in the marketplace. These things act like libraries. With the current repertoire, TOO enables solutions in the following domains:

Data Management:

  • Creating and managing databases to store customer information, sales data, or inventory.

  • Cleaning and preparing data for analysis (e.g., removing duplicates, standardizing formats).

  • Data transformation between formats based on certain criteria.

  • Generating reports based on specific criteria.

Industrial Automation:

  • Workflow automation: Triggering automated actions based on IoT sensor data (e.g., adjusting production parameters, alerting maintenance).

  • Quality control: Implementing quality checks based on real-time IoT data, reducing defects and rework.

  • Energy management: Optimizing energy consumption by analyzing IoT data on energy usage.

  • Inventory management: Tracking inventory levels using IoT sensors and generating automatic reorder points.

Precision Agriculture:

  • Sensor data management: Organizing and managing data from various IoT sensors (soil moisture, temperature, humidity, etc.).

  • Controlling fertilizer and irrigation and developing models to determine optimal fertilizer and water application based on sensor data.

  • Harvest optimization: Predicting optimal harvest timing based on crop maturity data.

  • Equipment monitoring: Tracking equipment location, usage, and maintenance needs.

Process Automation:

  • Automating repetitive tasks like data entry, invoice processing, or email campaigns.

  • Creating approval workflows for documents or requests.

  • Integrating different software applications to streamline processes.

  • Building custom applications to support specific business functions.

Application Development:

  • Creating internal tools for teams (e.g., project management, time tracking).

  • Developing customer-facing applications (e.g., online forms, calculators).

  • Building mobile apps for field workers or customers.

  • Creating custom CRM or ERP modules.

     

TOO is a tiny language, yet immensely powerful.

TOO transcends mere simplification;

It is a new paradigm for development.

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No-Code

Sounds like an oxymoron? No-Code means "not a programming language". Yet, TOO is a programming language. We keep the promise: not a line of code; develop with mouse actions only.

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Component-based

In TOO, things are deployed independently of one another, each running in a separate process. They interact through communication rather than standard function calls. Consequently, some parts of the program can be activated while other parts remain unaffected.

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Cloud development

This means that programs not only developed in the cloud, but also run in the cloud, saving you the need to allocate computational and network resources.

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Live programming

Citizens are more productive in a fluid and interactive programming environment. By reducing the programming feedback loop, TOO enables citizens to instantly see the immediate runtime effects of their code changes as they program.

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Collaboration

Like in Google sheets or Google docs - you can sign-in and assist your colleague to develop, to overcome an obstacle. And if you lead a group, it means that you know exactly what your team is doing right now!

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Native tongue

The English Proficiency survey indicates that many modern countries are in the Moderate or even Low group. Why leave so many good potential developers behind? TOO can “speak” any native tongue.

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Sharing

This means that in a click of a button you can share your new creation, and the platform automatically sanitizes the code from "account-specific" information.

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Visual coding

This means that you develop the flow control with flowcharts. Further, the things in the program are represented by icons.

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