Explanation of terms used within the documentation of the AMI Tracks platform.
OData, which stands for Open Data Protocol, is a standardized protocol for building and consuming RESTful APIs. It enables the creation of data-centric services and allows clients to interact with data using a uniform interface. In the context of the AMI Tracks platform, our OData implementation is designed to provide a read-only interface for enterprise-grade reporting tools. This interface allows these tools to consume OData feeds to access and analyze data seamlessly.
Plain Old JavaScript Object
const rPOJO = {
property1 : "Value 1"
};
The User Interface, sometimes referred to as the UI, is the visual representation of the application for the end user. In short, it encompasses everything the user sees on their screen and interacts with while using the application.
A UUID is a highly unique string comprised of numbers and letters designed to uniquely identify information in computer systems. The terms UUID and GUID (Globally Unique Identifier) are often referred to interchangeably, as they essentially refer to the same concept.