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Tangent: I'm slowly working on a toy site, and I want to provide API access (nowhere close yet). I had thought to use LinkedIn as one of a few APIs to learn fr
by a3n 12y ago
Tangent: I'm slowly working on a toy site, and I want to provide API access (nowhere close yet).
I had thought to use LinkedIn as one of a few APIs to learn from and to prompt thinking.
Anyone recommend a few good API-backed sites to learn from? Is HN's API particularly good, or simple, or something?
Anything else?
- faitswulff 12y agoReddit. Append '.json' to any path and you'll get JSON. It's a thing of beauty. Ex: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming.json https://www.reddit.com/r/programming.json
- a3n 12y agohttp://www.reddit.com/.json http://www.reddit.com/.json Why yes, that is beautiful. :)
- vtbassmatt 12y agoReddit's API is pretty easy to get started with. Find a page within Reddit that contains the data you want, add ".json" to the URL, and chances are very good that you'll get exactly what you need.
- jbhatab 12y agoSo many apis. facebook, twitter, gdelt, soundcloud, forecast, archive.org, product hunt, pinterest, reddit, etc.