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Pylon is an All-in-one B2B Support Platform for modern B2B businesses.We bring together everything a post-sales teams team needs including a ticketing system, B2B omnichannel integrations (Slack Connect, Microsoft Teams), modern chat widget, knowledge base, AI support bot, account management, customer marketing, and more.
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Easily build robust connections between Salesforce and any platformLike having Postman inside Salesforce! Declarative Webhooks allows users to quickly and easily configure bi-directional integrations between Salesforce and external systems using a point-and-click interface. No coding is required, making it a fast and efficient and as a native solution, Declarative Webhooks seamlessly integrates with Salesforce platform features such as Flow, Process Builder, and Apex. You can also leverage the AI Integration Agent feature to automatically build your integration templates by providing it with links to API documentation.
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Evolutility - CRUD framework for ASP.net
CRUD framework with a generic Web UI and integrated micro ORM.
Evolutility is a lightweight CRUD framework for heavy lifting. With a generic Web UI and an integrated micro ORM, Evolutility provides a framework for full CRUD and dashboard without any hand-coding. With it, you can build CRUD web applications or professional looking administration pages by defining metadata in XML (or in a database) instead of hand-coding HTML, Javascript, CSS, SQL, and C# or VB. For ASP.NET and SQLServer (partial support for MySQL). -
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iUPDATE
Keep your server up to date with iUPDATE!
...Great for quickly deploying new stored procedures. iUPDATE also supports database scripting, bulk copy operations, and can also quickly generate CRUD stored procedures and an ORM data layer in C# or PHP. iUPDATE also provides SQL Server database replication. -
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A Java project implementing an application that allows users to search for data on movies and actors. This appliaction is written as a part of a course on database in Tel Aviv university.
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