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I can't get to the site so I'm not sure what the details are but if the following aren't in place then those are empty promises. - Open source the code - Allo
by jmathai 14y ago
I can't get to the site so I'm not sure what the details are but if the following aren't in place then those are empty promises.
- Open source the code
- Allow users to supply their own domain
- An API (not "coming soon...")
If all those are in place then great :)
[edit] Looks like the site doesn't support any of the 3 - facepalm
- garry 14y agoBoth 2 and 3 are certainly in the plans. How could we not have an API? And custom domains? Brett and I have discussed #1 and it's an option we want to keep on the table. First priority is to build and create a great hosted experience, however.
- jmathai 14y agoThat's good to hear. You would be surprised how many services (even new) don't have public APis. I didn't see it mentioned on the site which is why I assumed it didn't exist. By custom domains I mean user supplied top level domains. Definitely have a read on how we view URL permanence [1]. I wish more sites thought about it and glad you already are. [1] http://blog.theopenphotoproject.org/post/10537443380/namespacing-the-web-for-your-photos http://blog.theopenphotoproject.org/post/10537443380/namespa...
- photorized 14y agoMultiple domains names per blog, too?
- jmathai 14y agoOut of curiosity, what's the use case for this?