Your post should have then been "IFTTT should cater to developers" not "IFTTT needs webhooks." IFTTT's entire thesis is that non-developers should be able to 'p

Your post should have then been "IFTTT should cater to developers" not "IFTTT needs webhooks." IFTTT's entire thesis is that non-developers should be able to 'program' computers. Just because you want webhooks and they would be cool doesn't mean IFTTT should work on features that go against the entire premise of their product -- and if you think they should, this is the primary argument you should be making, not if they should be adding feature X or Y. Surely if IFTTT's target market shifted from the general public to developers, there would be many things developers would want, and webhooks is only one of them.