Written by Bruno Nardini, Senior Staff Software Engineer at Pipefy. Sometimes we want to persist (save) some user data without the complexity of having to send it to the backend. For example, a search filter, a table or list position, a selected tab, or any control or navigation data that is interesting for the users…
Writer: William Freire, Backend Engineer One of Elixir’s key features is the idea of packaging code into small chunks that can be run independently and concurrently. If you’ve come from a conventional programming language, this may worry you. Concurrent programming is known to be difficult, and there’s a performance penalty to pay when you create…
Written by Thiago Lima. Despite being pretty straightforward concepts to grasp, latency and throughput can become very complex subjects when we dive into them. Even at a shallow glance, when we are dealing with systems’ design, they can lead to hard situations, and knowing them well can be the difference between a good and a…
This is the second of a series of articles intended for those who are new to programming and are interested in starting to know more about APIs. You can check the previous article here. If you’re already a developer and are searching for in-depth content Pipefy API documentations, please go here. What are APIs used…
To begin with, we’d like to make it clear that this article is intended for those who are new to programming and are interested in starting to know more about APIs. If you’re already a developer and you’re searching for in-depth content Pipefy API documentations, please go to https://developers.pipefy.com You’ve probably seen these letters in…
As a general rule, companies in Pipefy are hosted in a multi-tenant environment, which could be translated by saying that they all coexist and run their processes, automations, integrations and so on in a single, unified cloud.