Stamplay is a development platform that allows to build backend of apps using APIs as Lego blocks. When building new products there is a lot of upfront work before get started and apps need a wide range of feature and thus a lot of APIs to integrate with. Stamplay makes this fast, easy and more secure with a higher-level abstraction.
Stamplay is a hosted service which helps developers to build the backend of web and mobile applications piecing together API as building blocks.
Features
Stamplay makes visual most of the backend work so that you can code only what's really unique to your app. It is designed to be a self-service platform and his web-based provides:
- User API: built-in support for logging in with email and password; OAuth login providers such as Facebook, Google, Twitter and GitHub; and single-session anonymous login. RBAC also comes with the User module and gives you more control on how end-users can access resources on your app.
- Data Persitence: describe your data model and get RESTful APIs instantly created for you. Objects defined on our platform also have built-in social actions API to add upvote/downvote, comment and rating feature to your app.
- Tasks: At the heart of Stamplay is the concept of a modular system made of components that can be combined together to create the server-side business logic of an application. Tasks let you create "If this..than that" functionalities to your app without coding.
- API Integrations: extend your app features with one-click integration of APIs like Stripe, Twilio, Sendgrid, Algolia, Clearbit, Firebase, Pusher, Mailgun, Mandrill, Mailchimp, Segment, KeenIO, Intercom and more.
- Javascript SDK: The Stamplay JS SDK can be added to any web page to begin using Stamplay. It can be used to read/write data to perform API request and authenticate users against one of the supported OAuth providers. More SDKs will be soon available for a number of these platforms.
- Web hosting: Stamplay Hosting provides you with the tools to host static or dynamic websites that are hooked up to our backend. You can upload arbitrary static web content or create dynamic web apps, using the JavaScript SDK on the client side.
Getting help with Stamplay
Tag any answerable code-level questions specific to Stamplay with the stamplay tag. Refer to Stamplay.com for account and pricing questions.
Stamplay is designed to be a self-service platform. You may refer to Stamplay's documentation, see the full list of features, or join the Slack community as a place to reach out to other Stamplay developers with general questions.
If you found a bug or something is not working as expected, use the Slack #bug-report channel on our Slack community.
