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Foxx-Builder vs Forest: What are the differences?

Developers describe Foxx-Builder as "ArangoDB Foxx Services in a super intuitive way". It helps developers create and run ArangoDB Foxx Microservices with minimal effort and at no time by keeping each API endpoint method handler in its dedicated module So, instead of having complex logic describing complete API endpoint functionality, we split it into smaller blocks that are easier to maintain and provide a better overview of the whole application.. On the other hand, Forest is detailed as "A universal admin interface designed to manage all your application data and business operations". Install the Forest agent in your application to analyze your data models and instantly set up an admin interface. Connect your 3rd party services to create intelligent consistency between all your data without needing to change context.

Foxx-Builder and Forest belong to "Database Tools" category of the tech stack.

Foxx-Builder is an open source tool with 5 GitHub stars and 1 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Foxx-Builder's open source repository on GitHub.

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    What is Forest?

    Forest Admin does all the heavy lifting of building the admin panel of your web application and provides an API-based framework to implement all your specific business processes.

    What is Foxx-Builder?

    It helps developers create and run ArangoDB Foxx Microservices with minimal effort and at no time by keeping each API endpoint method handler in its dedicated module. So, instead of having complex logic describing complete API endpoint functionality, we split it into smaller blocks that are easier to maintain and provide a better overview of the whole application.

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