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Dev tools · January 30, 2019

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Azartiz Contacts app

The Contacts app is the third demo app we've released this month that runs on any web server by uploading a single html file (contacts.html). These apps use the Azartiz.com CouchDB as the backend database. Azartiz is an experiment exploring the feasibility of a backend as a service and apps that can be run on any web server without installing any additional software. It takes about a minute to create a secure backend for your apps. After that you really don't have to think much about the "backend". There's example code for user authentication, CRUD, search, processing forms, displaying data,…

Azartiz Contacts app launched on January 30, 2019 with 5 votes and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

In the maker’s words, at launch

The Contacts app is the third demo app we've released this month that runs on any web server by uploading a single html file (contacts.html). These apps use the Azartiz.com CouchDB as the backend database. Azartiz is an experiment exploring the feasibility of a backend as a service and apps that can be run on any web…

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