Abstract: A method for generation of chat applications includes receiving a deployment request requesting deployment of a no-code application generated by a user within a no-code environment to a chat application environment. The no-code application includes a trigger condition, an action response defining an action in response to the trigger condition being satisfied, and a no-code environment graphical user interface (GUI) view based on the action response. The method includes, after receiving the deployment request, receiving an interaction indication indicating that the trigger condition is satisfied. In response to receiving the interaction indication, the method includes executing the action response, translating the no-code environment GUI view into a chat application GUI view, and transmitting the chat application GUI view to a user device. The chat application GUI view is configured to cause the user device to display the chat application GUI view within the chat application environment.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a trigger interaction indication indicating a first graphical user interaction by a user within a no-code environment. In response to receiving the trigger interaction indication, the method also includes establishing a trigger condition for an application generated by the no-code environment. The method also includes receiving an action interaction indication indicating a second graphical user interaction by the user within the no-code environment. The method also includes, in response to receiving the action interaction indication, defining an action response for the application when the trigger condition is satisfied. The action response includes a function call calling a function of a script. The script is generated within a low-code environment. The method also includes executing the application.

Abstract: A method includes providing, for presentation on a screen of a client device, a user interface associated with a first session of an application, the user interface associated with the first session of the application comprising a plurality of content items; receiving, via the user interface associated with the first session of the application, a user selection of a first content item of the plurality of content items; providing, for presentation within the user interface associated with the first session of the application, a sub-window for the first content item while keeping at least a portion of the user interface associated with the first session of the application visible on the screen of the client device; receiving user input indicating a request to initiate a second session of the application; and in response to receiving the user input, causing a user interface associated with the second session of the application to be presented together with the sub-window for the first content item.