Canonic vs n:point: What are the differences?

What is Canonic? A low code platform to craft APIs in minutes. It allows anyone to visually craft APIs in minutes. It is a low-code platform that lets you build, consume, manage, and scale your APIs along with the CMS and complete Documentation tailored for your needs. All without writing a single line of code!.

What is n:point? JSON storage bins with schema validation. JSON storage bins that won't break your app Set up a lightweight JSON endpoint in seconds, then add a schema to edit your data safely at any time..

Canonic can be classified as a tool in the "Low Code Platforms" category, while n:point is grouped under "API Tools".

Some of the features offered by Canonic are:

• A powerful editor to model your content
• A CMS that makes publishing a breeze
• Extensible APIs

On the other hand, n:point provides the following key features:

• Schema validation - Add JSON Schema to enforce the structure of your data
• Schema and data locking - Once you're confident that your schema or data won't change, lock them down so your app will never break
• Flexible syntax - Forget the quotes! You can use javascript object syntax ({ a: 1 } instead of { "a": 1 })

n:point is an open source tool with 92 GitHub stars and 4 GitHub forks. Here's a link to n:point's open source repository on GitHub.