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Creating a new JS UI component in TypeScript — Source @ Coveo
http://source.coveo.com/2015/04/19/creating-js-ui-component-typescript
April 19, 2015. Creating a new JS UI component in TypeScript. Behind the scenes, the Coveo JS UI framework is built entirely in TypeScript. Obviously, it’s intended to be customized in JavaScript, but you may want to go further and create your own component in TypeScript. Be aware that this uses the internal JS UI APIs, so it can eventually break when updating. Purpose of the post is to give a glimpse of how the components are built internally. What are we even talking about? So, what do we want to build?
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The tale of a programming contest - Part 2 — Source @ Coveo
http://source.coveo.com/2015/02/10/the-tale-of-a-programming-contest-part2
February 10, 2015. The tale of a programming contest - Part 2. After months of preparation, the fifth edition of Coveo Blitz was held on January 10th 2015. This year, we held the contest. In our offices for the third time. A total of 54 students from 7 universities and colleges participated in the fifth edition of our annual contest. Let me tell you a bit on how it went. I admit, I’m the one who always thinks it’s going to be too easy. But boy, was I wrong this year! A team of 15 persons was assembled to...
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More Hackathons at Coveo — Source @ Coveo
http://source.coveo.com/2015/08/11/more-hackathons
August 11, 2015. More Hackathons at Coveo. We should really try this new technology. It would be really cool if we could integrate these two components. I’ve got a new idea on how we could solve this problem. But I don’t have time to do it. How often do you hear this sort of statement? At Coveo, we hear it every week. Not because we’re overworked, not because we do not take the time to do things correctly. We hear this simply because we have a lot of ideas. So we introduced Hackathons. Integrating a worl...
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React + Flux & Coveo !== undefined — Source @ Coveo
http://source.coveo.com/2015/03/06/react-flux-and-coveo
March 06, 2015. React Flux and Coveo! React and Flux are evolving technologies and using them with Coveo was a no brainer for me to get started on them. Here is my take on creating a searchable dashboard with those technologies. The code of the demo is available on Github. Another JS Framework, another Day. JavaScript is an evolving language and new JavaScript frameworks are born and die everyday (if you are a purist there is always VanillaJS. Web application framework. While learning React. It provides ...
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Coveo Support Behind the Scenes — Source @ Coveo
http://source.coveo.com/2015/04/09/coveoSupportBehindTheScenes
April 09, 2015. Coveo Support Behind the Scenes. When a system administrator (referred to as client for the rest of this post) has a problem he cannot troubleshoot using our documentation. His best option is to open a case through our community. I feel you may already have some questions, let’s answer them right now:. Why should I open a case instead of calling directly? When is it a good idea to use the phone then? Submitting the right information. Back-End version and build number:. In the case creatio...
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DynamoDB Client Side Encryption — Source @ Coveo
http://source.coveo.com/2015/07/06/dynamodb-encryption
July 06, 2015. DynamoDB Client Side Encryption. Since the June 20th 2015 release, it is possible to share custom reports with specified users. Before this release, the API calls for managing the custom reports were in the Coveo Cloud Platform API. This was mainly because the Usage Analytics service had no database other than AWS Redshift. Considering that this data can potentially be sensible customer information, it needs to be encrypted. Here is what the setup looks like. Note that we use AWS KMS.
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The tale of a programming contest — Source @ Coveo
http://source.coveo.com/2014/12/22/the-tale-of-a-programming-contest
December 22, 2014. The tale of a programming contest. It is in September of 2010 that the idea of doing a programming contest came to life. Coveo was a startup with highly passionate employees, ready to grow and bring more passionate people on board. Did I say passionate? Back in 2010, Coveo was little known in Quebec City, let alone Montreal or Sherbrooke. We had to find a way to spread the word on how Coveo is such a great place to work at. Joking* We should do a programming contest for students! But w...
