Well, it happens from time to time that someone (or yourself) messes up data, deletes parts of it or some magic happend over the weekend; whatsoever, you need to restore your old data. Assuming you created backups this is an easy task when creating a self made backend. But what will you do on a backend as a service solution like apiOmat?
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The internet is full of great services which can do cool things and maybe provide exactly the missing part needed for ones perfect project. But before using these services, one has to understand the interface (API) of it first. This means lots of reading, coding and testing until everything works. To minimize this barrier of entry, most APIs provide a software development kit (SDK) in parallel. The SDK is delivered in (hopefully) the same language used for the own project and can be integrated rather fast.

As you might imagine, SDKs are not all the same, and therefore in this blog article I will write about one of the main differences in SDKs from backend as a service solutions, which also differenciates apiOmat from most if not all other competitors. (more…)

So, you are still wondering how apps using a Backend as a Service like apiOmat may look like? Then this article is for you!

After writing a simple Messenger app  we decided that a showcase app in Android play store would be cool to demonstate how the interaction with apiOmat works in real life.   (more…)

As you might have heard, apiOmat provides a bunch of useful modules – packaged functionality which is ready to use. Today, I want to show how simple it is to use such a module in your app. Since I’m coming from the Java world, I choose Andoid as an example. (more…)