In the database tutorial, we already showed how to create a REST-ful API that returns JSON-formatted output. Now let's apply our knowledge to this project as well. We want to be able to send POST-requests to the application in order to delete or modi...
This post assumes that you know the basics of Pilog (PicoLisp Prolog). If you don't, consider to read this article series first. All Pilog access to database objects is done via the two predicates db/3 and select/3 (/3 means that these predicates ta...
Of course we don't only want to be able to display the data, but also modify it. In this post, we will use the PicoLisp GUI to display the data and enable the data modification in a HTML form sheet. In the first step, we will simply build a page that...
In the previous posts we have created a database and generated content that can be displayed in the browser. The format we chose was human-readable but not so suitable for automatic processing. Therefore we will now create a REST-API that enables ot...
In the last post, we have set up a small script that starts the database and the server and allows us access to a specific record via the command line. Now let's expand this to a recursive view on all connected items and make it clickable. In the end...
A standalone database is not very useful, because editing and viewing from the REPL is quite limited. We need a graphical interface in order to work with it properly. Let's see how we can use the browser to display, search and edit data. This post a...
