Jiffy Overview
What is Jiffy?
Jiffy Application Overview
Jiffy Application Structure
Jiffy Application Architecture
Jiffy Development Steps
Getting Started
Go Environment
Jiffy Test Drive
Installing Jiffy
Let's Build Something
Let's Run Something
Let's Test Something
Login
Create a Person
Create Another Person
Get Some Persons
Get a Person
Update a Person
Get Persons With Restrictions
Delete a Person
Next Steps
Jiffy Installation
Jiffy Dependencies
Jiffy Installation
Jiffy Execution
Running Jiffy
Jiffy Execution Flags
Jiffy Models
Model Overview
Simple Two Entity Model
Model with Composite Index
Entity Relations
Accessing Entity Relations
Generation Reference
Generation Overview
Generated 'application' Folder
Generated 'appobj' Folder
Generated 'controllers' Folder
Generated 'models' Folder
Generated 'middleware' Folder
Generated 'jwtkeys' Folder
Generated 'docker' Folder
Other Generated Folders
Extension Points
Extension Point Overview
Controller Extension Points
Model Extension Points
Access Control
Access Control Overview
Authorizations
Access Revocation and Renewal
Using External Identity Providers
Interprocess Communication
Group Membership Overview
Failure Detector
Process Startup / Join
Process Shutdown
Testing and Deployment
Application Configuration Overview
Default Configuration
Development Configuration
Production Configuration
Application Server Flags
Testing with TLS
Automated Application Testing
Key Value Store Support
Deployment Overview
Deployment Requirements
Deployment on Bare Metal / VM's
Deployment with Containers
Deployment on Kubernetes
Jiffy Tutorials
Hand Coding a Custom Join
Dealing with mixed/multipart
Using Docker
Jiffy with Docker and SQLite
Jiffy with Docker and External PostgreSQL
Jiffy with Kubernetes
Troubleshooting
More
Github repo
Showcases
Credits
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Jiffy Tutorials
> Dealing with mixed/multipart
Supporting mixed/multipart
Dealing with mixed/multipart
Supporting mixed/multipart
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