Hello,

I'm exploring potential architectures for web applications using DivHunt, intended to include community engagement, marketplace functionalities, and complex data operations typical for quality assurance services. I could use some help on understanding several key capabilities to ensure that our implementation leverages DivHunt’s full potential, current and planned:

1. Dynamic Data Management and User Interactions: The app might have complex data operations, such as handling user inputs, comparing data in real-time, displaying tabular data with text, images, and possibly interactive elements like embedded videos or hyperlinks. Additionally, it includes showing an image within a container to allow operators to quickly view the source document and managing user-generated content workflows, such as comments and feedback for both ongoing and finished work.

- How does DivHunt handle complex workflows involving real-time data comparisons and user interactions with multimedia content?
- What limitations should we consider in the platform's current capabilities for managing dynamic user interactions and real-time processing?

2. Bandwidth Optimization:
- Given the potentially high data load from operations such as displaying images and PDFs and integrating external APIs, what bandwidth management practices does DivHunt recommend?
- Are there particular tools or features within DivHunt that facilitate efficient data transfer and interaction management?

3. Secure API Integration and CMS Flexibility: Considering our plan to integrate external data sources such as Amazon S3 and Google Sheets/PostgreSQL using HTTPS APIs, the planned web application might necessitate the use of HTTPS APIs to connect with external data sources for managing sensitive data, as well as the potential use of webhooks to facilitate immediate updates.
- How will the upcoming e-commerce and membership functionalities provide a robust framework for secure integration of external APIs to handle dynamic data effectively?
- Additionally, in what scenarios would DivHunt’s built-in CMS be preferable over a headless CMS for achieving the best performance and scalability?

4. Developing a Secure CRUD Interface for E-commerce: For our e-commerce operations utilize Google Sheets for product sourcing opportunities, employing formulas such as VLOOKUP to reference data across multiple tables.

- Is it feasible within DivHunt to develop a secure CRUD interface to replace Google Sheets for e-commerce operations management?
- Is it possible to replace Google Sheets with a CRUD interface?
- Is it feasible to develop an application within DivHunt that can replace Google Sheets as both a user interface and calculation model, resulting in a more streamlined and administrative CRUD interface?
- If so, what are the key considerations or limitations we should be aware of?

Your insights are crucial for aligning our application design with DivHunt's current and planned strengths. I look forward to your detailed guidance.

Thank you,