Ryax now supports actions written in **C# (Csharp) with DotNet 6**. To create a C# action just create a Dotnet project and go inside with: dotnet new console -o App -n MyAction cd App Then add your dependencies, for example: dotnet add package Newtonsoft.Json Now edit the Program.cs file to add your code. Here is …
If you’re using Waalaxy to manage your outbound campaigns, you probably have a lot of contacts you’re talking with. And it would be way easier to manage them into your Hubspot CRM. So here’s a tutorial to import your contacts from Waalaxy to Hubspot, with Ryax backend and API builder. NB : this tutorial is based …
Today is a big day for us… Today we launch our #lowcode #opensource backend platform! We’ve spent months building this new solution for developers to: Build their backends in record time Deploy at scale with serverless technology Self-host, install on any cloud or use our hosted platform (coming soon) All this in a low code, open …
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In this use-case, we’ll explore two inescapable concepts when it comes to developing production-grade backend systems: API endpoints and database storage. We’ll walk you through each step of the way. Introduction There’s a saying amongst developers that all applications are purely frontends to a database, thus highlighting the importance of 2 things: storage of course, …
JSON files analysis through API calls and MariaDB storage in Ryax Read More »
Deploy your first backend automation with Ryax This tutorial introduces you to the essentials of Ryax usage through its web interface by creating a backend system for a video detection app. The goal of this workflow is to process a video to detect object displayed on the video. As an example, we will create a …
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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