Media Summary: Native integration with Git repositories to provide state-of-the-art collaboration, versioning, branching, conflict resolution, peer ... Co-locate data models and their schema artifacts with application code, so they can follow the lifecycle of application changes. JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write.

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Native integration with Git repositories to provide state-of-the-art collaboration, versioning, branching, conflict resolution, peer ... Co-locate data models and their schema artifacts with application code, so they can follow the lifecycle of application changes. JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write. The purpose of reusable definitions is to increase productivity/convenience and consistency to achieve higher data quality and ... We illustrate how you can have two feature branches (feature-cars and feature-animals) that are added to the model, and that are ...

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Hackolade Tutorial - Part 10: Generate documentation and pictures
Tutorial Getting Started part 1: Overview
Hackolade Tutorial - Part 1: What is a data model?
Hackolade Studio Workgroup Edition overview
Hackolade Tutorial - Part 9: Export or forward-engineer
Hackolade - Download and Install
Hackolade Tutorial - Part 4: Create your first data model
Tutorial Expert How-To: Docker-based automation
Tutorial Getting Started part 3:  Metadata-as-Code
Hackolade Tutorial - Part 2: Overview of JSON and JSON schema
How-To: Reusable definitions
Tutorial Workgroup - model versioning and collaboration - episode 2: cosmetic changes
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Hackolade Tutorial - Part 10: Generate documentation and pictures

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 10: Generate documentation and pictures

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Tutorial Getting Started part 1: Overview

Tutorial Getting Started part 1: Overview

Hackolade

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 1: What is a data model?

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 1: What is a data model?

First in a series of tutorials for

Hackolade Studio Workgroup Edition overview

Hackolade Studio Workgroup Edition overview

Native integration with Git repositories to provide state-of-the-art collaboration, versioning, branching, conflict resolution, peer ...

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 9: Export or forward-engineer

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 9: Export or forward-engineer

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Hackolade - Download and Install

Hackolade - Download and Install

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Hackolade Tutorial - Part 4: Create your first data model

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 4: Create your first data model

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Tutorial Expert How-To: Docker-based automation

Tutorial Expert How-To: Docker-based automation

Install the

Tutorial Getting Started part 3:  Metadata-as-Code

Tutorial Getting Started part 3: Metadata-as-Code

Co-locate data models and their schema artifacts with application code, so they can follow the lifecycle of application changes.

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 2: Overview of JSON and JSON schema

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 2: Overview of JSON and JSON schema

JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write.

How-To: Reusable definitions

How-To: Reusable definitions

The purpose of reusable definitions is to increase productivity/convenience and consistency to achieve higher data quality and ...

Tutorial Workgroup - model versioning and collaboration - episode 2: cosmetic changes

Tutorial Workgroup - model versioning and collaboration - episode 2: cosmetic changes

We

Tutorial Workgroup - model versioning and collaboration - episode 6: feature branch changes

Tutorial Workgroup - model versioning and collaboration - episode 6: feature branch changes

We illustrate how you can have two feature branches (feature-cars and feature-animals) that are added to the model, and that are ...