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Kinvey launches Salesforce CRM mobile app with support for Microsoft Dynamics, Eloqua and Marketo
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Excerpt: Mobile backend-as-a-service Kinvey has released a new app that allows companies to use Salesforce’s CRM platform. It’s Kinvey’s first app, but the company says that through the use of its Data Links technology, it has created a much better experience than Salesforce. The reason is because it functions in a way that someone “would expect a mobile app to behave. ” Kinvey’s technology allows apps to have a customizable front-end that will enable companies to tailor it to their teams’ needs.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, Kinvey, SalesForce
Kinvey’s Enterprise Edition: A Disruption of the MEAP Industry
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Excerpt: We are thrilled to introduce the Kinvey Enterprise Edition platform.  Just as Kinvey allows individual and agency developers to rapidly prototype, publish and manage consumer apps, we are now bringing that same power to enterprise developers that are responsible for equipping an increasingly mobile workforce with powerful business apps.  The new Kinvey platform allows enterprise developers to build and maintain secure mobile apps that can “mobilize” data from virtually any data source.  Right out of the gate, Kinvey’s Enterprise Edition platform is being used by global enterprises for mobile apps that authenticate via LDAP and Active Directory, and connect to their Salesforce CRM™ and Oracle® databases.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, Enterprise, Kinvey, Mobile
5 Best Practices For Deploying On AWS
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Excerpt: Amazon Web Services is a major Infrastructure as a Service provider that provides elastic capacity, quick deployment and automation for applications without using capital expenditure. Within AWS are several infrastructure building blocks, including EC2, S3, and RDS, to name a few. AWS may be a compelling choice for your app’s infrastructure needs, but remember, if you want more than just hosting, there are other categories of *aaS vendors, such as Platform as a Service, Software as a Service, and Backend as a Service, that address different application needs. You may want to consider vendors in “adjacent” service categories as well. That said, below is a list of best practices for hosting an app on AWS.... read the full post.
Tags: AWS, Kinvey
Development Agency Spotlight: Ballast Lane
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Excerpt: Every once in a while we like to highlight mobile development agencies that are using Kinvey for their backend. I’m so very excited for our first “Development Agency Spotlight” in this ongoing series. Today, we’re showcasing a Boston-based agency, Ballast Lane Applications LLC. Ballast Lane Rocks Because: it’s is a full-service mobile app development agency and does everything from fleshing out design ideas with customers, to coding the app, to supporting a customer’s marketing efforts after the app launches. it develops iOS and Android apps for both consumer and enterprise markets. it specializes in building media, financial services, and education apps.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, Kinvey
The Backend as a Service Ecosystem Map Update: A Growing Market
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Excerpt: Just six months ago, the backend as a service (or BaaS) category was small and relatively unknown in the general tech community. Now, though not quite a household term, BaaS is gaining recognition thanks to lift in media / analyst coverage and a surge in new companies entering the space. And not all of the new entrants are startups. In fact, some of the biggest tech players — like Microsoft with its Azure Web Services — are adding backend services to their suite of offerings. It’s only a matter of time until another behemoth like Google, Oracle or Amazon spin up (or acquire) their own backend platform.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, BaaS, Kinvey, Story
What Makes a Great Dev Center?
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Excerpt: We’re happy to officially announce the new Kinvey dev center, with improved documentation, easy navigation, fresh designs and a whole bunch of resources to help you get started building an app on Kinvey. We asked ourselves, “What makes a great dev center? ” Then worked backwards from there.  We listened to the helpful feedback you shared (sometimes gently, sometimes less so) and made changes designed to enrich your Kinvey experience and expedite your development. The new dev center is organized neatly into guides, tutorials, downloads and samples.  Our in-depth guides help you with all your backend requirements, from getting started to setting up features such as push and external data sources.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, Building Blocks, Kinvey, Mobile, Showcase
Kinvey and Urban Airship Integration Streamlines Data-Driven Mobile App Engagement
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Excerpt: We're thrilled to announce that we have expanded our partnership with Urban Airship, the leading platform provider for high-performance push messaging. This expansion unveils a seamless integration that enables developers to easily build a new class of push-enabled applications for native operating systems and the mobile web. At Kinvey, we make it easy for developers to set up, operate and manage scalable cloud backends for mobile, tablet and web applications. We have integrated our API and libraries with Urban Airship’s to enable sending push notifications to devices running on iOS and Android through a single interface and SDK.... read the full post.
Tags: BaaS, Kinvey, Mobile, Notifications, Urban Airship
RESTing Anywhere: Using Kinvey's API with the Lua Programming Language
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Excerpt: With our REST API, you can use Kinvey's backend service from any language/runtime that supports HTTP. We currently provide iOS, Android, and Javascript libraries to make it easier for those platforms, but the story doesn't end just there. I found out that the guys at Gideros Mobile recently added Kinvey support to their Lua libraries. Their blog post highlighted how easy it was to use Kinvey to write Lua tables to the cloud. I wasn’t familiar with Lua, so I decided to learn a bit about it and see how much effort it would be to send data back and forth to a Kinvey backend.... read the full post.
Tags: APIs, Kinvey, Mobile
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