WorksheetsMendix- Best Practices
Total questions: 6
Worksheet time: 3mins
What is the recommended naming convention for entities in Mendix?
Use short abbreviations to save time (e.g., "EmpTbl")
Use PascalCase with clear and descriptive names (e.g., "Employee")
Use all lowercase letters (e.g., "employee")
Use random IDs or numbers
When should you use a microflow instead of a nanoflow?
When you need server-side logic, integrations, or database commits
When you need offline functionality on mobile
When you want faster performance on the client
When you don’t want to use XPath constraints
What is the best practice for handling large lists of data in Mendix?
Retrieve all records into memory at once
Always use XPath constraints and limit retrieval size
Use microflows to loop through millions of records
Store lists as strings for better performance
Which of the following is a Mendix bad practice?
Using Data Views with XPath constraints
Overusing microflow calls inside loops
Implementing security roles early in the project
Using App Store modules for reusability
For reusability and maintainability, how should you structure your Mendix modules?
Keep everything in the main module
Create reusable modules with clear APIs and export mappings
Copy-paste microflows whenever needed
Build duplicate entities in each module for flexibility
if a list view is in another list view and the second list view is in a data view, page performance may be affected
True
False
