Not every need is a whole application. Feature templates are the granular end of the library: one page, one component, one module, one data binding. They install into an application you already run and leave the rest of it untouched.
A complete screen with its bindings and actions, dropped into your existing navigation.
A reusable block — a chart, a panel, a specialized input — available to every page afterwards.
A new business object with its fields, validation, and relationships, inheriting the same permissions and logging as everything else.
Prepared wiring between components and data sources, so a new screen does not mean rewriting queries.
A role shape with its menu, permissions, and default landing page defined together.
Feature templates are where a lot of marketplace revenue comes from. A blueprint is a large purchase decision; a single well-made feature is an easy one.
If you have built something genuinely useful — a scheduling panel that handles a nasty edge case, an import wizard that actually validates, a reporting page a whole industry wants — that is a product. It does not need to be an application to be worth money.
Feature templates carry the same versioning, authorship, and validation as blueprints, so buyers can see who built it, what changed between versions, and whether it passed validation before listing.
Installation is validated against your application first, and conflicts are surfaced before anything is written rather than discovered afterwards.
Yes, and installations are tracked as revisions so you can see exactly what was added and when.
Yes. A module installed from a template goes through the same authorization path as one you defined by hand. There is no lesser tier.
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