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Create, read, update and delete, also known as CRUD, are the central functions to developing an app. At the core of Codebots is the ability to quickly model and prototype CRUD/Database applications.
We offer more than just the industry standard, CRUD is something we get right.
Front-end code
Bot-written code includes a basic CRUD design to display your data. This includes in-built functionalities such as pagination, search, filters, sort and more, depending on which extensions have been added.
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Developer APIs
REST API and GraphQl are automatically included to access your database the way you want.
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Codebots extensions build on our core functionality and allow you to meet your specific client requirements with speed. Even application users can configure these extensions in an included content management system.
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Our top blog picks on CRUD
Check out these articles offering solutions and answers surrounding CRUD, database schemas, APIs, information architecture and more.
What are CRUD operations?
Eban Escott, 29 September 2020
Create, read, update and delete, also known as CRUD, are the central functions to developing any app. In this article, we explain what CRUD operations are and their importance in software development.
How do you test your CRUD operations?
Eban Escott, 08 October 2020
Testing is the key to great quality software and it can be seriously hard to do. Some developers skip this all important step for a number of reasons, one of those reasons could be that they do not know how to test something. Well, that excuse is now out, in this article we follow through a solid test plan for CRUD operations and by the end of this article you will be testing like a pro.
What are SQL CRUD operations?
Eban Escott, 13 October 2020
Databases are great! They allow you to store data on a disk so that it can be accessed again later. A computer’s memory is not usually large enough to hold all the data associated with an application so it must be stored. The Structured Query Language (SQL) is a domain specific language for managing this data.
How do you secure your data using CRUD?
Eban Escott, 19 October 2020
There is a lot of data in the world. Current estimates put it somewhere between 4 and 5 zettabyte’s (1 ZB = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes). Geez! That is a lot. No doubt, you have been collecting some as well. Possibly in a database or even in a spreadsheet. In this article, we are going to look at how you can make this data available securely using modern software technologies.
How can you implement CRUD using OpenAPI?
Eban Escott, 27 October 2020
The OpenAPI is a broadly adopted industry standard for describing modern APIs. CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete. It is possible to implement CRUD using an OpenAPI. If that sounded confusing, then you are not alone. There are several concepts and acronyms that need unpacking. So, in this article I will gently introduce the concepts and by the end of reading this you will be able to throw down the lingo with the best of them!
How does CRUD relate to a REST API?
Eban Escott, 02 November 2020
REST uses the HTTP protocol’s request types (POST, GET, PUT, and DELETE) to allow users to Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) via an API. This makes CRUD relate to REST tightly. In this article we are going to unpack this; answer, talk a little history, and follow an example to cement your knowledge.
How do you implement CRUD using GraphQL?
Eban Escott, 05 November 2020
GraphQL is the new kid on the block when it comes to web services and APIs. Once you get to know more about GraphQL you will understand why there is a rise in its popularity, as it makes for a flexible interface. But first, we need to talk CRUD as this underpins a big part of GraphQL.
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