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Trello's is fairly nice: https://developers.trello.com/advanced-reference/card https://developers.trello.com/advanced-reference/card
by shireboy 10y ago
Trello's is fairly nice: https://developers.trello.com/advanced-reference/card https://developers.trello.com/advanced-reference/card
- enraged_camel 10y agoI came here to say this. I recently built a pretty tight integration between Trello and our app, and using the API was quite pleasant. The documentation isn't stellar (it has examples for requests, but not responses, s you need to use trial and error), but everything is standardized, so once you figure out the logic, you're golden.
- dfischer 10y agoI actually found Trello's API to be one of the worst most non-compliant restful API's I've seen. Nothing about it is restful with the extra actions they have on resources. It's hard to follow. The docs are sub-par too.
- tspike 10y agoCare to contribute one you do find appealing?
- dfischer 10y agoI like stripe / twilio a great deal.
- Croaky 10y agoI love Trello and have built a few things on their API but have to agree the API docs are painful, hard to navigate. Also, what's up, homie? Hope you're well.
- dfischer 10y agoDan? Hi! Hope you're well!
- fapjacks 10y agoI interviewed with Trello and one part of my interview was building a super simple app in an hour using their API. As far as APIs go, and never having used Trello's API before, I found it to be fairly intuitive and documented well enough for me to skim quickly to needed information. I completed the task with time to spare, and only choked a bit on the authentication. If you don't like Trello's API, give the AWS API a shot!