How to build a Python backend? (Part 1: internal architecture) 2/2 Previous page 3. Test it! Note that for the sake of simplicity, we kept the testing part out of the way so far… shame on us! This is one of the main reasons we split all of our code this way! Keep in mind …
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How to build a Python backend? Part 1: internal architecture 1/2 So you want to create a full-featured web application and you’re wondering if you should use a large framework like Django or something more minimal like Flask? But what if you really need something in the middle? What if you want something simpler than …
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Why will we open source our next product? This is a question we asked our developers: – Because it produces better quality code – Because it’s more efficient – Because it gives back and it’s more fair – Because it’s more fun – Because it’s the future – Because. – Just because. We should be …
Triggers will jump start your backend workflows Another sneak peek at our platform: triggers Triggers are the heart of automations, they allow for controllable, precise, reliable actuations of a processing chain. They will actively listen for external events or user inputs such as API calls, movements on a server, messages, database updates (etc) and start …