PhilippMDoerner
PhilippMDoerner
Given that I was playing around and noticed it: I was unable to compile any of the examples. Sporadically I tested ```nim import weave func initialize(buffer: ptr UncheckedArray[float32], len: int)...
Similar to Django, in order to provide "log-in" capabilities, an Authentication Model is required. Admins can then authenticate against that model. That means a model where the user can store...
The idea would be to allow registering read-only models, which you can only display, not create/update/delete.
The idea is that every nimja page file can be replaced by one provided by the user. Though if that's the case they likely should swap out the entire stack...
Pretty much just add a second set of frontend controllers, likely have an /api/ prefix in there somewhere, which replace nimja template rendering with serializing to JSON.
As a user, I want to be able to access and edit objects with foreign keys to my own object. Now how far can that access go? Simple solution for...
You need to update tinypool and then we'll see for the rest
Authentication: All things to do with auth. So Group dir, User dir, Permission dir