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cloudinary-example

Stable version 2.0.0 (Compatible with OutSystems 11)

Other versions available for 10

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cloudinary-example

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Demo application showing how to use the Cloudinary extension component from the Forge.

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This is an example application on how to use the Cloudinary Cloudinary Forge component.

Release notes (2.0.0)

Updated for version 11
Changed from SilkUI to OutSystemsWeb UI
Moved account settings to separate screen

Reviews (1)

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2024-06-11

in version 2.0.0

Great demo. Thanks

Team

MVP

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