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Experienced people, let me know if this idea I have to solve my problem is correct. I want to use Xano as a database to build and experiment with different projects before going live. I feel comfortable with Xano, but I don't want to pay yet until I’m sure, but my project needs to host images. So I thought I could use Xano to host all the information and just use Airtable (or maybe Uploadcare) to host all the images for free. To do this, I would need to combine the two databases so that when I perform any CRUD operations, they are read and combined on the frontend, or when I upload or modify some information, it happens simultaneously in both databases. I’m thinking that writing and updating could be done in separate forms without problems. However, both databases would need to be combined by a common field, such as the user ID. Do you think this is the right approach to solve my problem? Is there any better solution you can think of to avoid payments while in experimental mode?

In this video I show you how I have state variable setup to manage my multistep form. After each input changes I am updating the state variable and then using the state variable to update my backend. This approach keeps the form in sync with the user the entire way through the onboarding flow.

Does anyone have experience working with Twitter's V2 API using Xano? I'm trying to fetch a tweet's liking data to see who's liked the tweet. I tried doing it with Oauth 2.0 App-only, which only requires a bear token but got a response saying that the authentication method is forbidden. Likely, the API documentation is not updated. I already have oauth 1.0a set up in Xano, but I'm unsure how to configure a request using oauth 1.0a's credentials in Xano.

In this video, I'm using Google Material Design icons, but you can use other icon libraries as well. 1️⃣ Download the font file from a GitHub repository. 2️⃣ Upload the font into WeWeb. 3️⃣ Choose an icon from the library and copy the code. 4️⃣ Go back to WeWeb, click on a text element in the editor, highlight the text, and paste the code. 5️⃣ In the "Font Family" section, select the icon font library you imported. The icon will then appear on the canvas, and you can edit and use any icon from the library in your project! Link to the repo where I got the font file: https://github.com/google/material-design-icons/blob/master/variablefont/MaterialSymbolsOutlined%5BFILL%2CGRAD%2Copsz%2Cwght%5D.ttf