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PostgreSQL to Honeycode PipelineCategory: Software, Database, Data, Terraform, github
The aim is to help non-developers pull together a working application with a WYSIWYG UI and logic that is closer to spreadsheet formulas! There is a lot of discussion online about the impact “no code”, “low code”, and “full code” will have, and we will have to see how it plays out as even Gartner predicts that by 2024, 65% of development will be performed on low-code platforms.
This lambda will be responsible for reading the CSV file off S3, formatting the data, and sending it to our Honeycode table…
Lets take Table1 and rename it Users and provide the following columns to it: We want to keep this in-sync with the query we will later trigger.
Lets create another new table and name it Reviewed and provide the following two columns: We won’t put any data in this table, simply delete the additional column and the empty rows: And now that we have this table, you can jump back to Review_Status to see that it is working and showing our test Users data as pending!
This lambda will be responsible for reading the CSV file off S3, formatting the data, and sending it to our Honeycode table…
Lets take Table1 and rename it Users and provide the following columns to it: We want to keep this in-sync with the query we will later trigger.
Lets create another new table and name it Reviewed and provide the following two columns: We won’t put any data in this table, simply delete the additional column and the empty rows: And now that we have this table, you can jump back to Review_Status to see that it is working and showing our test Users data as pending!
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