Hook – Open-source Back end as a Service
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Hook – Open-source Back end as a Service
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Re: Hook – Open-source Back end as a Service
#2I've looked at the Github page, read the README, and skimmed the documentation....
...and I still have _absolutely_ no idea what this does or what its intended purpose is. None whatsoever.
Re: Hook – Open-source Back end as a Service
#3At the risk of sounding like a fool, I offer the following: I've looked at the Github page, read the README, and skimmed the documentation.... ...and I still have _absolutely_ no idea what this does or what its intended purpose is. None whatsoever.
https://github.com/doubleleft/hook/wiki/About explains it.
Re: Hook – Open-source Back end as a Service
#4At the risk of sounding like a fool, I offer the following: I've looked at the Github page, read the README, and skimmed the documentation.... ...and I still have _absolutely_ no idea what this does or what its intended purpose is. None whatsoever.
There is a how-to-use section on the client-side, which is one of the best parts: https://github.com/doubleleft/hook-javascript#how-to-use
Re: Hook – Open-source Back end as a Service
#5At the risk of sounding like a fool, I offer the following: I've looked at the Github page, read the README, and skimmed the documentation.... ...and I still have _absolutely_ no idea what this does or what its intended purpose is. None whatsoever.
Re: Hook – Open-source Back end as a Service
#6At the risk of sounding like a fool, I offer the following: I've looked at the Github page, read the README, and skimmed the documentation.... ...and I still have _absolutely_ no idea what this does or what its intended purpose is. None whatsoever.
Also pretty confused as to what this does. There's a few examples and sample code for initialization, but I have no idea what the use cases are, what type of "backends" I could build with this, how it's better/different than popular existing frameworks, etc.
Re: Hook – Open-source Back end as a Service
#7At the risk of sounding like a fool, I offer the following: I've looked at the Github page, read the README, and skimmed the documentation.... ...and I still have _absolutely_ no idea what this does or what its intended purpose is. None whatsoever.
That README.md could do with a few examples of the things that it can provide, and what value it's providing in that way versus writing it myself.