Q: Storage of rich text, images and files?
It seems that NoCodeBackend is not able to store images and files, which seems to be a major drawback: every use-case I can think of, from membership databases, through product catalogues, to blogs, all require the backend to be able to store images and other files. Is that correct? If so, how are your users handling this requirement? It seems that storing images and other files on a separate storage platform, and then correctly syncing that storage with records in NoCodeBackend would be a major hassle...
Riya_NoCodeBackend
May 3, 2025A: Hi,
Yes currently we don't offer file storage. You need to have files (like Media or documents) hosted somewhere, such as google drive, dropbox, etc and then you can simply add those as a link inside NoCodeBackend.
0_mashup_clapsPLUSReally? You are offering a lifetime "no code" (That is if you know how to SQL code) backend database and API (but not from your own domain, unless you pay the same as the Supabase add on) without any storage, nothing, not even the possibility, please give me one use case for this in modern day no-code development. As a backup of your site or for archiving your database, maybe? Good luck with that
Not sure I understood your ask here. Few things to clarify:
1. It's not mandatory to know SQL. It's an additional feature we have for those who knows sql.
2. Without storage? Who told you that? There is a difference between blob storage and file storage. We offer blob storage not file storage (but soon we will offer that as well).
3. Please check out our Youtube channel for usecases.