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I'm creating a client side application that will rely only on a remote mysql database, all the project use vuejs. Is there any js library that can work into the browser to save and retrive data on the remote mysql db?
Well, the simplest answer is "you should never do it".
Because do this on the "client side" is not secure, you will expose sensitive information about your database, and this is not okay.
You can see here why
However, if you really want to (just don't), here is, is really old but is because is not a good thing to do, but you can try.
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I want to know if ajax is a backend technology to fetch data or it's only considered as a frontend technology. I've searched for it in google but did not get any clear and straight answer.
Ajax is not a technology.
It is terminology given to the act using JavaScript embedded in a webpage (client-side code) to make an HTTP request (to a backend) and processing the response without leaving the page.
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Is there any way possible that someone may know of to protect POST routes? I want to use fetch in my client side code, and make it so that the only code who can access my server post routes is my client code.
Currently, I am using CORS Middleware and also using the Host, Origin, and Referer headers, although they can be changed.
At the end of the day, the client is under the control of the user; you can make it more annoying, but you can never make it impossible or even difficult.
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I have a basic knowledge of SQL and a basic knowledge of JS, mostly from school. I'm looking forward a way to create a HTML/CSS/JS webpage in local to query (select/insert/update) a SQL Database, but I saw a lot of different ways to do it. I need some help to get through the vastity of all those info. Which are the easiest ways to achieve my goal and which are the most up-to-date ones today?
Try node.js is you prefer JS on server. It has loads of libraries allowing connections to pretty much all databases out there.
There are very helpful tutorials on youtube showing how to start. Here is one of them.
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I am looking after tool/solution that will catch and handle errors in my app.
My application is in Ionic1. I expect from the solution to trace after the errors from the bundle.js and lead to the source code (through the sourceMap). Obviously I would like to send more data and parameters regarding the errors.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I prefer free tools and lightweight solution.
Thanks.
Sentry is a system that helps you organize your exceptions using a web application. You can setup an account on getsentry.com or install it on your own server. You will need to create a new project and obtain the API key to interact with your application.
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I need a web server to provide api interface like login/ranking for a mobile game, which web framework should I use, I primary program C++ before.
You should try out Firebase (https://www.firebase.com/) if you're looking for something relatively easy to store game data with. If you're looking for something to manage logins and storing simple data, either Twitter's Fabric (https://get.fabric.io/) and AWS Cognito (https://aws.amazon.com/cognito/) can also be used as well