An Introduction to OAuth and How CloudRail Simplifies it

Introduction to OAuth One of the most intricate aspects of API integration can be authentication when OAuth 1.0 or OAuth 2.0 are used, especially for developers that are not familiar with it. [...]

The new Cloud Storage Report 2017 by CloudRail shows that Dropbox loses market share to Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive on mobile devices. Nevertheless, Dropbox remains the most used provider [...]

In this article we want to feature a new app called SocialBeam which is based on CloudRail technology. For us it’s always amazing to see what developers build on top of our integration [...]

It’s very easy to integrate cloud storage providers like Dropbox, Google Drive or OneDrive into your application with CLoudRail’s Unified Cloud Storage API. In many cases it makes [...]

It was a big shock when Amazon’s S3 storage service went down for four hours in its North Virginia data center last Tuesday. The problem was in the end caused by human error but there is [...]

Did you receive an email from Dropbox with the title “Please acknowledge Dropbox API v1 deprecation”? It means you are using an old version of the Dropbox API in your app and now [...]

In this tutorial you will learn how to post images, videos and text to Facebook, Twitter and Facebook Pages via the Unified Social API by CloudRail. With CloudRail you can easily integrate [...]

Why do I get this ‘disallowed_useragent’ error for Google APIs? On August 22, 2016, Google released a blog post about “modernizing” the way OAuth should be handled in [...]

OneDrive API and OneDrive for Business API Combined in a Single API Microsoft’s Cloud Storage solution OneDrive is available in two versions, the consumer version OneDrive and OneDrive for [...]

With CloudRail you can easily integrate external APIs into your application. CloudRail offers SDKs with abstracted interfaces that bundle several services to expose developer-friendly APIs that [...]