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In plain English, a Serverless Database is to build your database, operate and manage your data with no Servers. The real goal of a serverless database is to enable the backend of applications without the need for you to build the backend by yourself.
We are comparing expenses required to host the complete Parse solution (Parse Server + Database) in two different configurations: Small Apps and Large Apps.
A comprehensive report explaining what is Parse Server, the history behind it and how the BaaS market is accepting the new open source model reality.
Back4App is a serverless backend development platform which allows developers to create apps at lightning speed building the backend with no code, host their apps with no infrastructure hassles and scale those apps with no technical locks.
Firebase is a Google-backed, real-time backend service that empowers developers to build real-time mobile or web applications without complex protocols or rewriting the app from scratch.
Good and bad examples applied to real-life scenarios, in order to give a sense of how certain things work when writing your own Parse specific code.
Serverless Battle: AWS Lambda vs Parse Cloud Code
Read more: https://goo.gl/C13HZ5
An analysis of serverless considering two different platform implementations (approaches): AWS Lambda and Parse Server Cloud Code (open source).
Here you will learn how to connect your Raspberry Pi to Parse Server using Back4App and to perform actions such as Queries, Live Queries and writing objects, and how the events on Parse Server may trigger real-world events!
Continuous Integration (CI) is the practice of merging all developer working copies to a shared repository several times a day. Its primary objective is to prevent integration problems, ensure quality and eliminate rework.
This tutorial series will teach you how to connect a Raspberry Pi with Parse Server and interact with it by using a real-time Android App.
App developers can now build, host, customize and scale their apps without infrastructure hassles and boilerplate code using a farfetched NodeJS framework known as Back4App.