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Dev tools · March 12, 2015

Treeline

Build a backend without writing code

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In plain words

Treeline is a backend development platform that allows developers to build Node.js applications without writing code. It targets software engineers who need to create enterprise-grade backends quickly, condensing work typically measured in months into hours. The tool focuses on delivering high-performance custom applications through a visual, code-free interface.

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From the sources

Treeline makes it easy to build custom, high-performance apps for Node.js. It is designed for building practical, enterprise-grade backends in a matter of hours - not months.

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