How the backend works
Posted on January 14th, 2016 in Server by Admin
Quips is basically a node.js web-server, using the keystonejs framework, deployed onto an Amazon Web Services EC2 cluster of Linux servers and using various other AWS services
Posted on January 14th, 2016 in Server by Admin
Quips is basically a node.js web-server, using the keystonejs framework, deployed onto an Amazon Web Services EC2 cluster of Linux servers and using various other AWS services
Posted on January 6th, 2016 in Deployment by Admin
You can integrate your application into your web page either as an iFrame or as content (div) by copying the respective HTML snippets.
Posted in Data, Usage by Admin
Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is a mechanism that allows pages, files or data to be requested from another domain outside the domain from which the resource originated. Web-browsers normally prevent Javascript to access data outside of the domain, unless that domain responds with a CORS header. If you are loading data dynamically using JQuery AJAX calls, you know what CORS is and headaches it causes.
CORSify makes any link, page or data file CORS friendly, wherever it is located.
Posted in Data by Admin
The World Bank provides a lot of data through APIs. You can use that data directly in Quips and connect it to your app even though the World Bank does not provide any support for HTTPS or CORS. Quips takes care of that.
Posted in Data, Usage by Admin
Jade becomes powerful only once you send data to it. Quips allows you to specify any datasource on the web and use it in Jade.