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JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write. We make a small change to a data model, that does not create a conflict, and it automatically gets merged Scenario image: ... Creation of a data model from scratch to forward-engineer the schema or script to an instance, or to an API, Excel, and data ... The purpose of reusable definitions is to increase productivity/convenience and consistency to achieve higher data quality and ... Native integration with Git repositories to provide state-of-the-art collaboration, versioning, branching, conflict resolution, peer ...

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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.

Tutorial Getting Started part 2   Polyglot Data Modeling

Tutorial Getting Started part 2 Polyglot Data Modeling

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Tutorial Getting Started part 1: Overview

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

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

We make a small change to a data model, that does not create a conflict, and it automatically gets merged Scenario image: ...

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Getting Started - 02 - Create your first data model with Hackolade Studio

Getting Started - 02 - Create your first data model with Hackolade Studio

Creation of a data model from scratch to forward-engineer the schema or script to an instance, or to an API, Excel, and data ...

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 11   Create a model for graph databases

Hackolade Tutorial - Part 11 Create a model for graph databases

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Tutorial Workgroup - model versioning and collaboration - episode 1: overview

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How-To: Reusable definitions

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Hackolade Tutorial - Part 8: Import or reverse-engineer

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Hackolade Studio Workgroup Edition overview

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

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