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Now that we can view the configuration of our app in the Realm UI, we
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can take a look at all of the configuration uploaded from the JSON in
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``realm-tutorial-backend``. If you'd rather jump straight into a client
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- SDK guides, you can find the links in the :ref:`What's Next? section
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- <client-sdk-guides>`.
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+ SDK guides, you can find the links in the
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+ :ref:`What's Next? section <client-sdk-guides>` below .
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Schema
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.. see::
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To learn more about schemas in {+service+}, see the
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- :ref:`documentation on Realm Schema <schema >`.
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+ :ref:`documentation on Realm Schemas <mongodb-schemas >`.
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Authentication
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To learn more about triggers in {+service+}, see the
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:ref:`documentation on triggers <triggers>`.
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+ .. _client-sdk-guides:
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What's Next?
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------------
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@@ -513,8 +515,6 @@ Now that you have a working Realm application, you can follow one of our client
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application tutorials to connect to your Realm app and manage tasks from a
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mobile or web application.
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- .. client-sdk-guides::
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- :doc:`iOS (Swift) </tutorial/ios-swift>`
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- :doc:`Android (Kotlin) </tutorial/android-kotlin>`
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- :doc:`React Native (JavaScript) </tutorial/react-native>`
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