Glossary

Explanation of key terms

Frontend / UI (User Interface): The visual elements of an app that users interact with, such as buttons, layouts, and menus.
Backend (Data Storage): The server-side component where data is stored and managed, ensuring the app functions correctly.
Authentication: A security process that verifies a user’s identity, typically through usernames and passwords, to grant access to the app.
Payments Integration: Features that allow users to make purchases or transactions within the app securely.
Deployment (Custom Domains): Publishing the app to a specific web address (URL) chosen by the user, making it accessible on the internet.
Integrations: Third-party services or tools that can be connected to the app to enhance its functionality, such as AI models or data scraping tools.
Credits: The currency within Odapt that users spend to utilize various features and integrations.
DNS (Domain Name System): Translates human-readable domain names (like www.example.com) into IP addresses that computers use to identify each other on the network.

Last updated 3 months ago

Explanation of key terms

Frontend / UI (User Interface): The visual elements of an app that users interact with, such as buttons, layouts, and menus.
Backend (Data Storage): The server-side component where data is stored and managed, ensuring the app functions correctly.
Authentication: A security process that verifies a user’s identity, typically through usernames and passwords, to grant access to the app.
Payments Integration: Features that allow users to make purchases or transactions within the app securely.
Deployment (Custom Domains): Publishing the app to a specific web address (URL) chosen by the user, making it accessible on the internet.
Integrations: Third-party services or tools that can be connected to the app to enhance its functionality, such as AI models or data scraping tools.
Credits: The currency within Odapt that users spend to utilize various features and integrations.
DNS (Domain Name System): Translates human-readable domain names (like www.example.com) into IP addresses that computers use to identify each other on the network.

Last updated 3 months ago