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## Use Cases
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-**Temporary Backend**
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DynAPI's easy-to-setup system can be used perfectly to get a backend for smaller or short-living projects.
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-**Development**
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DynAPI can be used to provide a fully documented Rest-API for your Database.
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This way your frontend can start working while the backend is still under (early) development.
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This way your frontend-devs can start working while the actual backend is still in the planning or (early) development stage.
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-**Production**
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While DynAPI can be used as a development backend. It is fully capable to run in production and handle thousands of requests simultaneously.
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While DynAPI can be used as a temporary- or development- backend. It is fully capable to run in production and handle hundreds (if not thousands) of requests simultaneously.
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-**Export Tool**
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DynAPI can also be used for scripts or other automated services to get (read-)access to the saved data.
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For such a job it would be too much work to create your own customized backend.
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This erases your work of selecting a programming-language and libraries, writing and adjusting Endpoints, and creating a deployment process.
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Additionally, it's likely that your backend wouldn't be fully documented or has a secure authentication system.
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In case you need some special (customized) Endpoints you can create a simple plugin that extends the DynAPI Server.
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Planned for a later stage is also the support for GraphQL.
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