Extend proxima api

Hello


Am looking to extend proxima api to cover our needs for a project i started long ago jamroom and I we are in a good place to make that happen the project will be private, i would like any proxima developer to help us how to make api with proxima standard and ideas how to approach development.

How can i reach them in private to explain project,

Am willing to paid for the time to help us start the project by pointing us to the right direction, and help us with your experience with jamroom

Thank you.
updated by @serveion: 02/06/16 08:23:31PM

If you can give me a rough idea of what you're looking for (you don't have to go into details) I can try to give you an idea of what would need to be developed.

Thanks!


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net

Hello

We want to connect to jamroom in almost every way possible. Something like jamroom for mobile apps in native android and iOS


1. Login/register We would like user to be the same for web and mobile so they can access via web or mobile


2. I want to retrieve artist profile from specific quota, artist info, music, videos, blogs,

Playlist, will have read and write privileged as we want this to be our focus for the app,

My question. Is what will be the best approach, create separate api for each section. Like music, videos, etc,
Or just GET what ever is on the artist profile.

3. How to cache data so we dont hit the server constantly. Eventually we would need the cloud module you guys have available for the time being is not necessary,

4.we making a diagram for the data flow, what need to be read and write

We staring to watch every video out there and udemy. To understand and learn jamroom inside out, before we start.
And help from you guys how to approach it, will be very appreciative,


Thank you very much, sorry for my bad writing



updated by @serveion: 11/07/15 03:21:35PM

Thanks for the update!

1) the Proxima User module does this for you

2) You can retrieve user info using Proxima User

3) I would recommend just using the Proxima Data module to "store" playlists in a Playlist collection. then incorporate the actual player logic on your mobile app - that's where you want that to be anyway.

For caching, Proxima will handle all that for you - it has support for multiple Mmecache servers if you really need it as well.

Hope this helps!


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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net
updated by @brian: 11/08/15 10:22:54AM