If you're an Angular, React, Vue, iPhone, or Android developer, you'll need a backend at some point. Unless you're one of those who knows PHP, Pyth...
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What I very often have to do is come up with an admin console (which really is just a crud with role based permissions) and a web api integration layer for other things. I actually use go for this now only because it's not very painful. So that use case I do get. But I at times also had to do disconnected delivery and deploy, such as air-gapped scifs.
It's the use case the thing was created for. I wanted to create CRM systems, to replace with my existing employer some custom junkware built on top of Sugar CRM, and I figured I could use "meta programming". Replacing the Sugar junk ever materialized, but then again who cares ... ;)
I knew Larry Augustin too ;). We may have even had some VA systems machines, but we never did business with or used sugar crm at ost. He did express some interest in buying us out once, though. But I actually know where many bodies are buried in the valley ;).
Hehehe, write about it 😁
I actually had put together a kind of outline for a novel, "Natural Minds", as a kind of spoof on SV, VC, and the whole AI mania, and it touches upon everything including marking and branding, SV style. It also transitions into a horror story as they eventually turn to using dead brains to "scale" better and cut labor costs...
That Natural Minds spends $1 million+ on branding, and ends up, after months of secrecy, presenting their surprise new logo, which looks a lot like two black lightening bolts, side by side, is actually not fiction, though, but based on a real SV startup, as is the heavy and hidden hand of secret intel insiders, foreign and domestic, on the board of investors. You can't make this stuff up.
Hahahaha 😂
I thought we were LONG since beyond that point. Looking at the (lack of) quality coming out of some of these firms, it's the only natural conclusion 😁
Very accurate description depicting the censorship regimes some of these firms are applying to desperately silence us who actually create real value ... 😉
You need to put in some book burning analogies into it 😁
I know very well that Silicon Valley is the spearhead of Pentagon - There are way to few of us (who knows it) unfortunately ... 🤪
In complex queries like multi tables join I like to write it myself, can I make an API with my own query?
Thx Mohsen for a great question, and the answer is yes you can. You can either automatically have Magic wrap your own custom SQL by using the CRUD Generator and its "SQL" tab, or manually create everything yourself as I demonstrate in the following followup article below.
The link above would also allow you to apply any custom business logic, such as authorisation requirements, validators, and other parts needed to create a working HTTP endpoint :)
Hi
What will be the cost after 90 days?
Great question. It depends. We're not 100% certain yet, but the current price structure that we're working with and we believe we'll use is as follows.
Notice, I don't want to guarantee the above prices, since it depends upon our own cost of hosting things, which is why we're doing the MVP/BETA release to get more data such that we can start calculating, but we're 95% certain of that we'll end up with something very close to the above.
We really want to provide something for students too, investing in the future, since it's probably one of the easiest methods to teach yourself (other) constructs such as Angular, React, Swift and SQL :)
Great article!
Is it a need to know Hyperlambda, or is possible to work with Magic without having any idea about Hyperlambda?
Great question, if you have an existing database you want to wrap inside a CRUD API, there is no need to know Hyperlambda, and you can only rely upon the CRUD Generator to do all the work for you. If you have additional business logic requirements not possible to solve through configuring the CRUD generator process, you will benefit from knowing Hyperlambda, but you can probably figure out most of the stuff you need to know without knowing any Hyperlambda.
So the answer in general is no, however it is beneficial to understand the basics of the language obviously ... :)