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1C:Enterprise

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Also known as 1C Enterprise

1С:Enterprise is a development platform designed by 1C Company for the creation of customizable business automation software.

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Contents
  • Overview
  • History
  • Versions for DOS
  • Version 6.0
  • Versions 7.х (7.0, 7.5, 7.7)
  • Versions 8.x
  • Version 8.2
  • Version 8.3
  • Enterprise Development Tools
  • Market presence
  • References

1С:Enterprise is a development platform designed by 1C Company for the creation of customizable business automation software.

== Overview == 1C:Enterprise is a full-stack, low-code platform that provides infrastructure and tools for the development of business applications, such as ERP, POS, WMS, or other custom corporate software. 1C:Enterprise uses a domain-driven design approach for developing business software. Application development within 1C:Enterprise is done using a high-level object-oriented language in a conceptual model that simulates business tasks. Visual editing is used throughout the 1C:Enterprise development process. 1C Company claims that this keeps the volume of programming as such to a minimum, in keeping with the low-code development paradigm. 1C:Enterprise platform consists of the following parts: A data/process layer that provides system features, such as support for a variety of database management systems, an application server, web server components, and web services components. Business Components – predefined, visually configurable building blocks (templates) that are widely used in enterprise applications – catalogs, documents, ledgers, calculation processes, and configurable business process logic.

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