Long-form posts about Para, Scoold, and the infrastructure that powers them.
This post lists top open-source Q&A platforms that are actively developed and have working demos. The projects are inspired by Stack Overflow and the list is unordered.
Scoold Pro is now available with new features and easier integration into enterprise environments. It supports SAML auth and unlimited spaces for team separation on intranets.
Scoold brings Stack Overflow-style Q&A to your site and showcases the Para backend. It's a lightweight, cloud-ready Java app that runs without a database.
Static site generators make it easy to build and host sites, but static content makes search difficult. This post highlights the UX problem of not being able to quickly search static sites.
DynamoDB is a fully managed, scalable AWS database optimized for low-latency, write-heavy workloads. Its adjustable throughput and global secondary indexes are key advantages.
IoT devices are becoming everyday, and reliable open-source backends are increasingly needed as focus shifts beyond mobile. We accelerated adding IoT support to Para after realizing the demand from real-world use cases.
