philtaylor

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by philtaylor 10y ago
API auth tokens are per user per app. I have not seen anything in the terms that would put us of of compliance.
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by philtaylor 10y ago
Thanks nixgeek! I didn't have the energy to explain this yesterday, but you nailed it.
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by philtaylor 10y ago
Good questions, I have tried to answer them as simple and complete as possible. 1) I wrote my first API in 1998 to connect field agent laptops to DARPA's web interface for incident management. Been building distributed systems and API
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by philtaylor 10y ago
Very well said. Thank you for the feedback.
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by philtaylor 10y ago
To be clear we solve some of the same problems. We just provide different solutions. StamPlay appears to be a visual development workflow where as Brightwork leverages the skills you already have and just provides a way to speed up backend
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by philtaylor 10y ago
We feel it's a pretty big problem. Are you familiar with Object Relational Mapping (ORM) in the database world? In the past, we coded our solutions direclty to the database technology (MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server). I think you'll f
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by philtaylor 10y ago
The benefits are to keep analytics on all upstream API calls. If you encounter a problem, with Brightwork you will quickly see if the problem is in your code or an upstream API that stopped responding or has increased latency.
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by philtaylor 10y ago
We will have HTTPS for all services when the beta goes live. Currently, we are just adding people to the waiting list via the website so we didn't feel it was a high priority compared to working on features. However, you have given us