Flows by Stamplay - Lego for APIs

@tobdea and the best is yet to come!

@firasalmanna you rock! It's great to see people with so many different tech skills being able to use the platform to build apps

thanks @distrodom :) It has been great to see 500Strong distro team use stamplay and see how very powerful landing pages with great logic can be built without writing much code at all!

@giuliano84 @distrodom Examples?

@dshan @distrodom the landing page on steroids was pretty cool. The landing page sends an HTTP request with the captured email to an endpoint on stamplay that triggers the following flow: - enrich user personal data using clearbit (props @mattsornson) - if the email is not a personal address (@gmail @hotmail..) - collect user's company data from the email domain - store user and company data on stamplay provided database - add user on intercom / mailchimp / autopilot (that then starts a drip email campaign) - remove him from a Facebook custom audience used for retargeting - post on slack the full enriched profile To this followed: - when a user unsubscribe from the drip email campaign - add him on a Facebook custom audience for retargeting

@spetry we try to do our best. Stamplay provides support for geo-queries and everything you need on the server-side of an app to run location based apps. Wouldn't be cool to use MapJam on the client-side from Stamplay powered data?

@sethfeibus I always love to hear stories like this one. Stay tuned as we have a lot of other exciting things coming up!

@orliesaurus You're assuming it right, with Code Blocks you can create custom code made building blocks and chain them into Flows. Moreover every Code Block that you create is available as an API :)

@giuliano84 awesome! I like it when I'm right - and that's a really good selling point btw, custom code ftw ;)

@ariel_janover thanks!!! Can I ask what are the most used APIs at Raconto?

@giuliano84 Of course! We use APIs to integrate with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. Also many of the services offered by AWS.

@ariel_janover cool looks like we do already cover most of them :) Regarding all the social APIs that you mentioned are that used to cross-post / share stuff on that channels or to build web apps (e.g an app with Facebook login)?

@giuliano84 we used them to share content. Particularly, Facebook has some cool targeting features that you can use while sharing. I'd like to play around and see how this work with Flows.

@jcwinter it depends from how you'd like to use it, and I can guess, as a additional authentication system for end users right?

@giuliano84 would want to be able to use it as the only authentication system as an alternative to the option you have natively built. Would just give us the ability to tap into their larger feature set around authentication later on down the road, would just be easier to start out with that for the project I am working on.