The autogenerated UI right now is basically a form, backed by a script, hiding the complexity of creating the frontend and hosting the infrastructure. It reduces the task to implementing a single logical step.
Some examples blotato can be used for:
- Letting a user upload a csv containing customer receipts, grouping them by a particular day and updating an external resource (e.g. a database, stripe, crm, erp, or quickbooks)
- Exposing a form taking internal customer id as an input and cross-correlating it across multiple services such as pulling the last dozen customer messages from Twilio associated with that account id for a particular day
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Interesting, I assume this will only or mostly work on CRUD app per se?
The autogenerated UI right now is basically a form, backed by a script, hiding the complexity of creating the frontend and hosting the infrastructure. It reduces the task to implementing a single logical step.
Some examples blotato can be used for:
- Letting a user upload a csv containing customer receipts, grouping them by a particular day and updating an external resource (e.g. a database, stripe, crm, erp, or quickbooks)
- Exposing a form taking internal customer id as an input and cross-correlating it across multiple services such as pulling the last dozen customer messages from Twilio associated with that account id for a particular day