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I need to use a server for portions of my app. Since I'm using Express for this what is the benefit for using Cloud Code for aspects of my app that could be hosted on the server or in Parse Cloud Code?
You can use both the server and cloud code for custom functions but each have there own purpose.
Cloud Code (the main.js file) is really more so for having custom API endpoints that have logic when they are called. Like changing one field for table changes another field.
The server part (all of the other files) is really for just hosing a website that uses express stuff and renders all your web pages using "ejs" or "jade".
I'm a bit new to parse but I hope this answers your question.
Using Cloud Code for our mobile app is very useful now days.
there are following things that must know about Cloud Code
1.If your app is large then the code can be save on cloud so that our app take less time to load
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I've already read a lot about it, but I'm particularly interested for Laravel and its price difference.
We run a web application based on Laravel and this already with the Google Cloud App Engine. For our web application we need a solid database. Here the question arose, which one?
What are the main differences between Firebase and GCP SQL? How is this reflected in the price?
I'd recommend heading into this GCP Databases page which has a cool matrix on what are the differences between solutions on GCP. It really depends on what kind of data you have and how scalable the solution needs to be.
There is also a nice decision diagram on this blog post which can be seen below. It feels like instead of using Firebase Realtime DB or Cloud Datastore, one should now be using the Firestore which is also integrated into the GCP UI experience.
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I am working for a Lab. We mainly use google sheets to keep basic data. Whenever a change is made from a computer update is shown on every other computer too. We also use Filemaker Pro on some computers. I want the Structure and form of Filemaker Pro and autosyncing and formulas of googlesheets The one thing i can't seem to figure out on google sheets is how to change a cell's value from another cell. Google App script allows me to do this but i am wondering if there is another way. I am ok with learning another language and platform (SQL) as long as they have what i need. Thank you very much.
If you are on FileMaker 16 or later you can use the Google Sheets REST API with the built in JSON functions. You can use older versions if you parse the JSON yourself or use a plugin or custom functions.
You use the Insert from URL script step to perform a GET/PUT request.
Here is the API:
Google Sheets API v4
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I have used Document DB - run some queries using https://www.documentdb.com/sql/demo. Now I would like to write an app and was thinking of using Aurelia. Anyone tried to use Aurelia with Document DB. Anything to watch out for?
I'd recommend connecting Aurelia to DocumentDB through some middleware, e.g. a Node.js server.
You can find a pretty good blog post on this subject here:
Data Points - Aurelia Meets DocumentDB: A Matchmaker’s Journey by Julie Lerman
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I am developing a desktop application but would like users to be able to log in to my website to view reports generated from their data which is stored in a local PostgreSQL database. I am trying to figure out my options and if it is going to be possible to do this. It seems it would be a security risk/too much effort on the users end to open up their firewall ports in order to access their database from the internet. Another option is to create a 'reports' database on my website that my application could periodically update vital stats to which could then be used to create reports. I also could just create a .pdf in the application and upload that to the website to be viewed. This might be the easiest route. Are there any better/easier options?
Based on the solutions you have presented, the second solution seems sound.
A rough plan would be to:
Have a feature in your webpage that Calls for the application in your server to generate the .pdf file
Upload the Pdf to your webpage
finally, send the file to the user for download.
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I'm trying to send a message to a group from my application/ server. I want to use Yowsup or WhatsAPI. Which is better? How should I go about it?
This is what I've found for Yowsup: http://openwhatsapp.org/develop/ and https://github.com/tgalal/yowsup
This is what I've found for WhatsAPI: https://github.com/venomous0x/WhatsAPI
Also, I'm building a web application, not a native one. Is this a problem?
It will depend on the language of programming you are Good at What API uses PHP. use the update library here https://github.com/mgp25/Chat-API/tree/master
The best way to start is by downloading the examples and reading the wiki before getting started the examples are fully functional.
Yowsup is python based library and I have not had a look at it :( on any-day I would go for What API, and YES you can integrate it with your php web scripts.
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