As a developer you quickly find out that many of the more useful apps require a web backend of some sort. This presents a problem for developers looking to build something without wanting to create a website and a RESTful API service to support their app. There are a number of platforms that seek to solve this problem, but the one I've been playing with lately is Parse. Parse so far has impressed me for a number of reasons, but mainly because it's free for quite a few requests and really easy to use. This tutorial will walk you through getting started with parse and demonstrate some of the nifty features.
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