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TLDR: This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on extending a Retool CRUD application, transforming it into an event-driven application. It not only saves data into a datastore but also publishes data changes into a message broker for further processing. Challenge: After saving data into a datastore, there is often a need to pass the data to another system for processing and subsequently save the result. For instance, writing to a PostgreSQL database and publishing changes into a message bro
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