This directory contains examples for different kinds of data, operations and applications for which you can use Concourse. Where possible, we try to show implementations using Concourse and at least one other database system for comparison.
These examples are only meant to be illustrative, so we don't always follow ideal coding guidelines (i.e. we want the examples to be contained and straightforward so we don't necessarily abstract things properly or use the best object oriented practices). You should only use these examples to understand concepts and never copy any of this code directly to your application.
The create-example-project script simplifies the process of bootstrapping a
new example project with the appropriate files.
$ ./create-example-project <project-name> <project-language>
$ cd project-name/project-languageUnless stated otherwise all examples are made available under the following license:
The MIT License (MIT)
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