2022

As part of our commitment to enhance system robustness and maintain high industry standards, we have decided to deprecate the old long-based IDs currently in use. Starting in June 2023, our system will transition to using Globally Unique Identifiers (GUIDs). This shift aligns with our strategic objective of ensuring a globally unique, non-repeating identifier system that guarantees a seamless experience across our various services.

HashJS, designed with advanced inline syntax and server-side execution capabilities, promises a more streamlined, efficient, and enjoyable coding experience. We believe that this development will open a new chapter in your journey with JavaScript, offering greater flexibility and productivity in your development process.

Schemas play a pivotal role in Docly documents, defining their structure and the corresponding editor. They can be both built-in or custom-made according to your unique needs. If you're familiar with SQL relational databases, Docly schemas are similar to defining the columns and their types in a table. However, Docly, a NoSQL database, provides greater flexibility, allowing structured data and not just tabular data.

Exporting data to Excel (XLSX) files can prove to be a powerful tool for business, offering a familiar interface to analyze data and draw actionable insights. Let's delve into how to set up output templates in Docly schemas that produce Excel files as output.

Welcome to Docly, your trusted SaaS platform! Our mission is to provide an empowering, safe, and positive environment for all users, enabling the smooth development and management of web applications and websites. The Code of Conduct serves as our guiding principle, ensuring everyone's actions are rooted in respect, professionalism, and integrity. By adhering to our Code of Conduct, you are an essential part of maintaining and growing our supportive community.

As businesses operating in the digital landscape, we must acknowledge the importance of data privacy laws. In particular, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union (EU) has stringent requirements for how businesses handle personal data.