Thanks, I was able to see why my API was failing by looking into the web's debugger console. It was a CORS issue. However, I want to know if I am able to log the failures somehow, but only if I am able to see the error code. For instance, if API responded with HTTP error code for 400 or 500 series, is there way to read these error code?

It is now very important for you to improve documentation and provide tutorials (ideally, in English) because to be honest,without this support, your tool is failing to make its ground that it deserves. It has lot of the gaps but it is very powerful and I believe it will grow further.Therefore, if needed, reach out to the user community to build more material. I am sure people who care about this tool will not shy away to help. As soon as I'm able to complete an app from start to finish, I'll be contributing and sharing with my fellow users. But first, I need to figure out how to use the tool itself first.

For example, I like to know how to create a vertical list where items are wrapped. (i.e. display item left to right and then top to bottom (similar to days in calendar, any idea for how to doc/video? it will be much appreciated.)

Yes, in case of an error, it is possible to try the API call first. I can record you a video where I explain it better.

We know that one of the biggest challenges is translating content and tutorials, and we appreciate your help. Contact our support team through the platform if you have any further questions or need assistance.

Thank you for your feedback! If you want to learn about how data is collected and lists are generated, send me an email at support@aphive.io, and I'll invite you to our next free webinar, where I can go into more detail.