New Course Announcement: Exploring OneStream's New Developer Experience
A new course is now available in Navigator for OneStream customers and partners: Exploring OneStream's New Developer Experience. In about 30 minutes, you'll explore OneStream Developer Studio and decide whether it fits the way you work.
Why it matters
Developer Studio is a desktop application and command line interface (CLI) that connects OneStream to the development tools you already use. It moves code out of OneStream and onto your local machine, so you can work in your preferred tools, such as your own integrated development environment (IDE), AI-assisted development tools and source control.
Want to see it in action? Watch Tech Talks After Hours: Learn about OneStream Developer Studio, or read the Developer Studio announcement and the v1.1.0 release notes.
What you'll learn
You'll discover why OneStream built Developer Studio, who it's designed for, and how it works. You'll also learn about the high-level setup it requires. After completing the course, you will be able to:
- Explain what Developer Studio is and how it's used
- Describe what Developer Studio does not do
- Determine whether Developer Studio is a good fit for you or your team
- Relate the main benefits of Developer Studio to developer needs
- Identify the prerequisites and setup tasks Developer Studio requires
Before you begin
Developer Studio has only a few requirements. Check these before you start:
- OneStream platform 9.2 or later. One version of Developer Studio works with every supported platform version from 9.2 onward, so you don't need to change versions when your environment is updated.
- Platform 9.4 or later for XF Projects. You can create XF Project files on earlier versions, but loading and extracting them requires platform 9.4 or later.
- OneStream Identity Server (OIS). Developer Studio signs in through OIS. Cloud environments are ready to go, while custom and local environments need OIS installed and configured.
- The installer from Solution Exchange. Developer Studio is available on OneStream Solution Exchange.
- No administrator rights. Developer Studio installs per user, so you don't need administrator rights on your machine.
When a feature needs a newer platform version, Developer Studio makes that feature unavailable while you're connected to an older environment.
Course details
- Duration: Approximately 30 minutes
- Where: Navigator (on demand)
Already using Developer Studio? Share your setup and tips in the comments below.