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Don’t let your Apps down, enable High Availability! SashiDo offers you a quick and easy way to apply a set up of multiple components that will increase your Parse Server app's uptime and fault tolerance instantly. This new feature is convinietly placed in your Engine Dashboard. ...

I am sure most of you are already aware of the new Engines feature SashiDo released shortly. However, in case you missed our Announcement on how to Power up with SashiDo’s brand new Engine feature, I suggest for you to check it out now, as it is closely related to the main topic here. After this short intro, let me get back on track and present you Builds and Deployments - awaited features by many of you that are now a fact! Builds Builds are generated on ...

Here at SashiDo, we know that owning an app requires keeping neat and up to date database. Therefore you certainly will need to add, update or delete records from time to time. In this tutorial, we will focus on erasing objects and files. For starters, we would like to share more details on SashiDo’s database and file storage model. The first thing to know is that we do not record the files themselves in your database directly. When an entry, holding a fi ...

Introduction The development process has many variables and dependencies, but having resources exactly when you need them is key for ultimate performance. At SashiDo we strive to enable our customers to work at their best without worrying about any limitations. System scalability is a necessary solution to the problem of increasing load when a business grows. If you have been with us for a while you know that we do offer secure and automated scaling within ...

For today's mobile applications and websites is essential to deliver a significant amount of static content to the end users. This content includes images, videos, documents and any other unique digital goods that modern businesses are producing. As these static assets grow in number and size, bandwidth usage swells and page load times increase, deteriorating the browsing experience for your users and reducing your servers' available capacity. The primary ...

Multilingual communication is a social phenomenon. It does not develop because of technical prerequisites. It develops because there is a need, a desire in people to have it. It is super easy to get “lost in translation” when you are trying to understand a movie, novel or even just a story told by a friend without knowing the nuances of the language used in the original content. In business, it’s not enough to just rely on “Business English,” as some of th ...

Multilingual communication is a powerful tool, whether you want to become an insider in another culture market or create higher value and be more efficient in your business. Therefore in order to successfully speak to the world without losing the true meaning behind your message, it is important to do it in the languages most familiar to your audience. For that reason, we decided to expand your options and get you to the next level. Now with SashiDo, you h ...

We are thrilled by all of the excitement that we see around Parse Server and Cloud Code development. We have seen many Cloud Code success stories, and at the same time challenges, for the Parse and SashiDo developers. Today I would like to tell you about one significant addition to the SashiDo Platform, the Environment Variables, and the new Cloud Code Development Model. Environment Variables Every developer desires to build code that can be used in more ...

Our team is very grateful for your ongoing and colossal support to SashiDo platform. We are pleased to announce the first beta version of the SashiDo Applications Metrics (in next couple of months we'll continue improving your experience with SashiDo by adding new data and insights piece by piece). Explore your Usage Get into details with your applications requests, storage, files, database, and traffic. We have a daily overview of all this data for 30 day ...

So, you have created your SashiDo app, set up some cloud code and are now wondering what would be the best way to test it. Of course, one of the obvious solutions would be to do a git push every time, then test it through the API Console, another REST client, or your app directly. However, you and I both know that there has to be a better way, right? Run a local instance of Parse Server Running a local instance of the Parse Server with your Cloud Code is t ...