Is Wappler a garage?

[Max_Saravia]

@JonL

He already published them so I think you can start being happy for it.

Thanks @JonL, that it is very good news for me, although to tell the truth I would like MongoDb to be an official part of Wappler instead of an extension, but I'm not complaining at all

@izzy

I can totally imagine even the most experienced devs using Wappler (assuming we kill the million bugs because sometimes it slows you down tremendously), and only refining with code directly where you need maximum performance.

I imagine it too, and I hope it becomes very popular since a company saves a lot in money and time.

@izzy

As for scaling your app, it’s not as much related to Wappler because at the end of the day it’s just a fancy abstraction for the same code underneath. It is to how you architect your app: pooling your DB connections, load balancing between multiple instances, stateless front ends behind a CDN, building redundancy at every tier, caching as much data as possible, splitting services, possibly sharding your DB, and lastly monitoring your system.

absolutely agree with u.

@izzy

Personally as much as Wappler frustrates the hell out of me, I still have a lot of fun building with it because it makes programming feel like a video game of drag and drop.

It's the best way to describe Wappler that I've read so far!

[Ray]

New libs with working examples are being pushed tomorrow morning.

[sid]

Oh. Thats good to know.

The post was about being able to bind the db connection with values specific to a server action. So I guess that is the functionality that need work.

[bpj]

I too have connection parameters are bound to results from a SC query. What I do in the UI is have a fixed test DB connection that works. When I need to make adjustments to the query or use a generator/data picker, I switch to that and then switch back to the dynamic one before uploading. It would be great, though, if we could have a dynamic connection step that had fixed static values that were used by the UI for query building and data picking, and separate bound options that were used once uploaded.