Easier Integration with New API Clients & Data Browser
In the past days we’ve updated our API clients for Python, Ruby, Node and PHP. Thanks for the great feedback which helped us made the API easier. Client improvements One thing which confused many new...
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Python 3 & Stream Framework
I’m excited to let you know that Stream Framework now runs on Python 3.4! As proof have a look at this beautiful report on Travis. Many thanks to Anislav Atanasov for making this happen. More and...
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Case Study – Bandsintown & Stream
Feeds for 25 Million Users The Customer Bandsintown simplifies concert discovery by allowing you to track your favorite artists, receive alerts when they are touring near you, keep track of which shows...
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Case Study – Sportlobster & Stream
The No.1 Online Sports Community The Customer Sportlobster is the platform that fuels your passion for sport. It allows you to join the conversation with fellow sports fans, discussing the hot topics...
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Build Scalable Newsfeeds with PHP 7 and Laravel – in 60 Minutes
Introduction With all the excitement around the release of PHP 7 – here at Stream we have decided to give our own PHP a refresher – from our client, example apps, and Laravel framework integration. PHP...
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Adding TypeScript Type Definitions to the Stream JavaScript API Client Library
TypeScript is a language that Stream has been interested in for quite some time. Over the past year, we’ve had an increasing number conversations with TypeScript and Angular developers. So naturally,...
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New Zend Framework Module for Integrating Stream
Hot off the heels of our Doctrine ORM integration, we’re ready to announce our next PHP integration! We’ve created a neat little package, which serves as a Zend Framework module! Zend Framework is one...
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Go Client Now Available
Go is one of the fastest growing languages around. We ourselves use it extensively inside the Stream API service. Support for Go was added almost two years ago by MrHenry and HyperWorks, which...
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Build a scalable Twitter clone with Django and Stream
In this tutorial, we will build a Twitter clone using Django and Stream, a hosted API for newsfeed development. By the end, you’ll see how easy is to power your newsfeeds with Stream. For brevity, we...
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