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A comprehensive Python SDK for interacting with Azure Table Storage and Cosmos DB Table API. This library enables developers to perform full NoSQL key-value operations, including creating, reading, updating, and deleting (CRUD) entities, executing complex queries using filtering, and managing batch transactions. It supports both synchronous and asynchronous operations, making it ideal for building resilient, high-throughput cloud applications.

Learn practical, type-safe patterns for building complex React applications using fp-ts. This guide covers key functional programming concepts like handling optional values (Option), managing failure states (Either), and structuring data fetching and forms, ensuring your code is predictable and robust for React 18/19 and Next.js 14/15.

This skill guides users through building a minimal yet comprehensive working application on the Replit platform. It demonstrates how to integrate and use core platform services such as the built-in Key-Value Database, Object Storage for file handling, user Authentication, and standard web frameworks (Express/Flask). Use this guide when starting a new Replit project or when learning the foundational infrastructure services provided by the platform.

This guide teaches developers how to implement robust rate limiting and handle resource quotas for applications hosted on Replit. It covers monitoring Key-Value database usage, implementing middleware for API rate limiting (using Express), and utilizing exponential backoff and request queuing patterns to ensure application stability and prevent service degradation when hitting resource limits (e.g., 429 errors).

This guide provides production-ready coding patterns for interacting with various built-in Replit services. It covers best practices for setting up singleton clients, implementing robust error handling, and creating type-safe wrappers for Key-Value Database, Object Storage, PostgreSQL, and Auth middleware. Ideal for developers building complex Replit integrations or establishing standardized data access layers.

A comprehensive guide to using the Apify Client SDK. Learn the fundamental pattern of executing remote web scraping Actors (like content crawling or general scraping), managing asynchronous run states, and retrieving structured data from resulting datasets and key-value stores. Essential for integrating powerful web scraping capabilities into applications.

This guide details how to set up and test Apify Actors locally using the Apify CLI. It emulates the full platform environment (including datasets, key-value stores, and request queues), allowing developers to run scrapers, test data handling, and debug the entire development lifecycle before deploying to the cloud. Perfect for rapid iteration and rigorous local testing.

A comprehensive guide to building robust, production-ready applications using the Apify SDK and apify-client in TypeScript. Covers advanced topics like standardized client singleton patterns, selecting the right Crawlee crawler (Cheerio, Playwright, Puppeteer), implementing robust Actor lifecycles, and managing dataset/key-value store operations.

This guide details how to use Shopify Metafields and Metaobjects via the GraphQL Admin API. Metafields allow attaching key-value custom data to existing resources (like products or orders), while Metaobjects enable defining entirely new, structured content types. Together, they provide a powerful way for developers to model complex custom data, often eliminating the need for external databases to extend e-commerce functionality.

This module provides multiple abstractions and hooks for interacting with the browser's LocalStorage API within an administrative context. It offers specialized utilities, including direct service access (LocalStorage instance) and advanced React hooks (useLocalStorage, useLocalStorageValues). These tools enable component developers to imperatively call services or efficiently observe single or multiple keys, ensuring consistent state management and proper re-rendering when local state changes.

This catalog provides a comprehensive set of foundational abstractions for building robust, scalable applications. It includes standardized interfaces for interacting with AI models, managing key-value data stores, publishing domain events, structured logging, and handling build parameters. Developers can rely on these abstractions to ensure modularity and consistency across different service layers.

This API provides key-value store abstractions, enabling developers to manage persistent or temporary data within their web services. It offers two distinct scopes: a global (non-tenant-scoped) store and a tenant-scoped store. This is essential for applications requiring structured data management, such as application settings, caching mechanisms, or session data, while maintaining clear data isolation.