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The document discusses Brainwave, an end-to-end development and deployment platform with a novel database called Poseidon. Poseidon does not require schemas or data modeling. It allows importing data and starting visualization and sharing data across applications without conflicts. Brainwave consists of six major completed components including Poseidon database and Iris web server. Its goals are to simplify building web applications cheaply and easily with plug-and-play applications and minimal coding.
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