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Let's build a new version of our simple search box which uses our Para backend for indexing documents. The content is first ingested and processed by Para, then we use clientside code to query the data.
Para's hosted BaaS has grown to hundreds of active apps and paying customers worldwide. To reduce latency from a single EU region, we set out to make the service global.
Over the last year, Scoold and Para gained many features, bug fixes, and community contributions. Scoold Pro revenue is rising with several large enterprise deployments.
This React article is a clone of the Angular version. Read the Angular post for the original content.
Para 1.32.0 introduces webhooks for all apps, available on ParaIO.com. Webhooks enable near real-time notifications for create, update, and delete events.
We've been maintaining Para and Scoold with minor dependency upgrades and bug fixes. Scoold also received translation contributions and now supports 12 languages.
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.
This article and its code were updated for Angular 8.x. A React version is also available.
jPrime 2016 was a major Java conference in the Balkans with 500+ attendees and themes of microservices and reactive programming. We sponsored the event to support the local Java community.
We released an open-source, client-side web console for managing Para servers. Built with AngularJS, it connects to local or remote Para instances and is open to contributions.
The past month brought feedback, bug fixes, an Android client, and a MongoDB plugin, with plugins and MongoDB support as top requests. We also refreshed the Para docs and redesigned paraio.org for better mobile display.
Para v1.17 is released and published to Maven. The update is already deployed on ParaIO.com.
This post compares modern open-source backend frameworks that handle server-side app operations. It focuses only on open-source options and not the broader backend services market.
