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This is our latest universal API. It allows you to programmatically send and receive messages from Facebook Messenger, Line, Telegram and Viber (with more coming soon). Looking forward to see your cross platform chat bots or customer support systems. FAQ: CloudRail is not an additional single point of failure. Non of the data ever passes one of our servers.

Any feedback much appreciated.

Thanks a lot!

1) Yes, a .Net SDK is on our near term roadmap 2) That's a good point. We'll definitely check how easy this would be. So far we trusted in the worldwide reach of our currency :)

This is our latest universal API. It allows you to programmatically send and receive messages from Facebook Messenger, Line, Telegram and Viber (with more coming soon). Looking forward to see your cross platform chat bots or customer support systems. FAQ: CloudRail is not an additional single point of failure. Non of the data ever passes one of our servers.

Any feedback much appreciated.

This is our latest universal API. It allows you to programmatically send and receive messages from Facebook Messenger, Line, Telegram and Viber (with more coming soon). Looking forward to see your cross platform chat bots or customer support systems. FAQ: CloudRail is not an additional single point of failure. Non of the data ever passes one of our servers.

Any feedback much appreciated.

After our simple libraries for API abstraction we've now released a full product to handle API integrations. It still offers unified APIs for several use cases but also what we call API Change Management. We monitor all APIs for changes, update the integrations and notify you only if you are affected. Moreover we added statistics about how your customers use API integrations. Looking forward to hear your feedback!

After an Objective-C library, we've now ported our Unified API on Swift as well. We would love to get feedback from Swift developers about the library in general but also how the interfaces are designed, documentation etc. Thanks!

Actually a lot. We have complete new interfaces with a real abstraction layer and not only bundled APIs in a single SDK. Moreover we now support Android, iOS, Java and Node.js

Of course

:) plus they push all your data via their servers. This transfers directly between client and eg Dropbox.

Here is a working Objective-C SDK for Dropbox API v2: https://github.com/CloudRail/cloudrail-si-ios-sdk

We've just released a version for iOS and Java in addition to Android. Happy to hear your feedback.

Sure! You can leave you mail# here: https://cloudrail.com/updates/ or just follow @CloudRail on Twitter

Thanks! We don't have a version for node.js so far but it is on our near term roadmap. Should be ready in the next couple weeks.

Hey, we've realeased this Android library which provides you with an unified API to integrate Dropbox, Google Drive, MS OneDrive and Box in your app. We'd love to get your thougts on it.

Open for any feedback!

We launched CloudRail with a new technology and are looking for feedback :) It is a universal API for Everything. Means a single API / SDK to integrate arbitrary RESTful APIs. The idea: you configure your custom API with the services and functions you need. Example: I want to integrate Dropbox and need a function to upload a file and Philips Hue with a function to switch on the light. CloudRail bundles all that in a custom API which is then exposed to your app via our SDK. We started with some connected services, but the cool thing is, you can add further clouds or smart devices. It is designed to be a community driven tool to easily integrate 3rd party services. From developers for developers.

@all: thanks a lot for your feedback! It's good to see that so many people care about security. To quickly summarize your questions: We are using the secure CBC mode and have always used it ;) You can have a look on the source code directly on the website (because it's all client side JavaScript), but some parts of it are minified. We are working on a detailed description of the technology behind InstantCryptor and will publish it soon via Twitter (@cloudrail). If you are interested in the technology to easily add cloud storage into your application visit cloudrail.com to get a free copy.

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We are using CBC as block cipher mode. I totally understand that open sourcing the complete code is the only way for you to review it and trust it completely. We decided to write a detailed report about the encryption and how we use it and will publish the report soon via Twitter.

And we do not store or even transfer your Dropbox or Google password on our servers. It runs locally in your browser. Feel free to double check this in the source code ;)

A small side project to encrypt files for Dropbox and Google Drive. Encryption happens locally in the browser via JavaScript. The key never leaves the local computer. Happy for any feedback or comments ;)