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StaticBackend

StaticBackend

Low code self-hosted backend API to build web apps
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Dominic St-Pierre
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What is StaticBackend?

A free and open source low-code backend server API. Easy to self-host. Handles most, if not all common web application building blocks like user management, database, file storage, realtime components, server-side functions and schedule jobs, etc.

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StaticBackend
StaticBackend Low code self-hosted backend API to build web apps

Launched on June 23rd, 2023

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5/5 based on 1 review

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Dennis Zax
Dennis Zax
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ezML

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Congrats on the launch! This is really cool, perfect for getting things up quickly. What kind of API architectures do you support? Seems like Websockets and possibly REST? Would love to see support for webhooks and rpc as well, keep me updated!
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