So I have seen in the documentation that you support API calls.
I apologize if I missed it but I need a project that has a Bubble app that I can call using something like Postman so I can see how to write the communication layer of my application in .NET properly.
Also, are comms to my app over HTTPS or does that cost extra ?
Otherwise, I’d suggest you signup and start playing around to create the examples you need.
Re: SSL - you’re using Bubble’s cert.
Others on the forum have asked @emmanuel if the option for SSL can be enabled on the $19/month personal plan, but I don’t know the latest on that debate.
Thanks Andrew but I am not interested in figuring out the idiosyncrasies of Bubble…
I need working examples of the features I need to make a technical and financial decision regarding which way to go.
I know how .NET works and how to do the things I want to but I am comparing Azure and Bubble to see which is the better choice for offering canned solutions to customers.
Seems that Bubble might allow me to support and help users better than Azure but the cost is comparable and my client code is .NET as well so that’s nice…
Without knowing how Bubble works (if no one can provide the information and examples for testing) for all the features I need I will simply rule it out as a candidate and move on.
Bubble is in a much earlier stage of development than Azure, and as such there aren’t polished sales pitches… but there are plenty of examples of working apps developed on Bubble and widgets on www.builtonbubble.com that you can play around with to see what Bubble can do.
At this stage, you really need to get hands on with Bubble to evaluate what it can do, or pay someone to consult/mockup solutions for you.
Like I said … I simply need a table with multiple fields in it and examples of how to setup individual API calls to create, read, edit and delete the data in the table…
That’s kind of why I was shocked they didn’t have an example …