how data stores in dynamodb in express node.js and angular 7 application?
I am creating a simple application, Angular 7 form having some inputs connect with node.js and then store data in the database (Dynamodb),
DATA like name father name mob number. I did for MongoDB in which I create a model and link them but dynamodb is different
how I define model?
how do they connect with angular?
I have 2 folders one angular and one API folder for node express now what should I download local files of dynamodb, now next step i dont know what should i do
kindly help
node.js angular express amazon-dynamodb mean-stack
asked Nov 20 '18 at 7:57
Muhammad HarisMuhammad Haris
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I am creating a simple application, Angular 7 form having some inputs connect with node.js and then store data in the database (Dynamodb),
DATA like name father name mob number. I did for MongoDB in which I create a model and link them but dynamodb is different
how I define model?
how do they connect with angular?
I have 2 folders one angular and one API folder for node express now what should I download local files of dynamodb, now next step i dont know what should i do
kindly help
node.js angular express amazon-dynamodb mean-stack
asked Nov 20 '18 at 7:57
Muhammad HarisMuhammad Haris
205
add a comment |
I am creating a simple application, Angular 7 form having some inputs connect with node.js and then store data in the database (Dynamodb),
DATA like name father name mob number. I did for MongoDB in which I create a model and link them but dynamodb is different
how I define model?
how do they connect with angular?
I have 2 folders one angular and one API folder for node express now what should I download local files of dynamodb, now next step i dont know what should i do
kindly help
node.js angular express amazon-dynamodb mean-stack
asked Nov 20 '18 at 7:57
Muhammad HarisMuhammad Haris
205
I am creating a simple application, Angular 7 form having some inputs connect with node.js and then store data in the database (Dynamodb),
DATA like name father name mob number. I did for MongoDB in which I create a model and link them but dynamodb is different
how I define model?
how do they connect with angular?
I have 2 folders one angular and one API folder for node express now what should I download local files of dynamodb, now next step i dont know what should i do
kindly help
node.js angular express amazon-dynamodb mean-stack
node.js angular express amazon-dynamodb mean-stack
asked Nov 20 '18 at 7:57
Muhammad HarisMuhammad Haris
205
asked Nov 20 '18 at 7:57
Muhammad HarisMuhammad Haris
205
asked Nov 20 '18 at 7:57
Muhammad HarisMuhammad Haris
205
asked Nov 20 '18 at 7:57
Muhammad HarisMuhammad Haris
205
asked Nov 20 '18 at 7:57
Muhammad HarisMuhammad Haris
205
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