There is a single download of uiPath Studio, the switching between Studio(for advanced users / programmers) and StudioX(newcomers/business users) can be done from Settings License and Profile settings.
I am on same boat with programming experience, and need an Expert opinion. Personally I liked Stuido. 1) Should I continue this course? 2) Do we have similar RebootYourSkills course with Studio? 3) Advantage/s of StudioX over Studio?
Hi, I have tried both. Studio and StudioX.
In my opinion the usage depends on the initial task complexity, I would recommend to try to simplify & optimize first the task of robots before to choose the way of implementing. This will save a lot of programming efforts later. However I would recommend to try to implement first always with StudioX (at least basic level & functionality ) later expand the robot capabilities with advanced features from Studio.
I am not sure if that’s the right approach. May be it is back then. But recently I see that the same IDE, offers two choices when activating your studio license. StudioX or Studio. If you paid just for the StudioX, you can activate only StudioX. But if you paid for Studio, you can activate either one. (Of course, that would be a waste of money to pay for Studio and activate only StudioX) But that’s how it works. No new download is necessary.
No. Community edition software is different. When you install it installs both studio and agent. Whereas with enterprise edition software, you have the granularity to install just 1. Studio+Agent, 2. Agent or 3. Orchestrator.
Citizen Developer :
- UiPath’s StudioX builds a development environment for people with no prior software background or coding skills.
- StudioX has no “code”, unlike the Studio. With StudioX, you can intuitively choose the activities and data you need through drop-downs. For example, you would pick the “Outlook Card” and then choose the data for the activities from the dropdown
- The recorder in StudioX is pretty basic right now compared to the studio, which has multiple recorders. In StudioX, it is attached to the respective activity and split up into each function so that it is easier to use.
- This is one of the best features of StudioX compared to Studio – you do not need to grapple with any code. To do the same thing in the studio, you have to write some code.
- StudioX is used to develop use cases that are used in the day-to-day work of employees.
- Commands and Activities those are supported in StudioX are very limited below are the list
- Excel Workspace / Scratchpad, Data Manager, Basic Recorder, Data Scraping, Word, PDF Activities, Common Scenarios, Unified UI-Automation and Workflow Analyzer
Automation Developer :
- The original development environment was meant for developers to build more complex automation. In addition, with added testing capabilities, they intend to develop an environment for advanced developers.
- The activities in the studio are more detailed and code-like, and you would generally write some code to extract data.
- In the most recent update, the Automation Developer type also brings testing to Studio. You can perform both application and RPA testing. Automation Developer (studio) is a crucial part of the UiPath Test Suite, providing tools for creating, designing, and mapping test cases and their outcomes. Uipath Automation Developer Studio will add more features over time and become a version for higher-end developers.
- Studio is used to develop use cases that are High or Medium Complex in nature and were created by other users and do not requires or requires human intervention while running.
- In addition to the activities listed in studioX, below are the commands and activities that are required for the use case must go for Studio.
- API Automation, Citrix, Terminal Automation, Deep Orchestrator Integration, Object Browser, Long Running Processes, Semi-Structured/Unstructured Document Understanding, Version Control Integrations (github, svn, tfs), etc.
I have projects develops in studio.
Now with studio X, how can I edit these projects?