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by dberlind 9y ago
Just circling back here (hoping someone can help me with my coverage). Given how the endpoint required no authentication (no uid/pwd, key, or token), and therefore, Yahoo had no idea what developers were using it, how did you (speaking
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by dberlind 9y ago
I'm writing an article about this... Questions to anybody that knows: 1. it looks like this was just a CSV download. Was any form of authentication (even just a Yahoo login) required to download the CSV? I'm just trying to figure
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by dberlind 9y ago
Hi all, I was on vacation when this thread popped-up and I'm now just reading through it all and wanted to say that we at ProgrammableWeb strive to be the very best resource for anyone that's searching for APIs to use in their app
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by dberlind 11y ago
Judging by the comments we get on ProgrammableWeb and that I get in inbox, it seems like a toss up with developers that were once loyal to Microsoft. Some are so die hard that if you even suggest the idea of a future whereby Microsoft has c
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by dberlind 12y ago
sorry, I meant for the video service.
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by dberlind 12y ago
There doesn't seem to be any hint of information about an API for this. There are links to API docs for the other two services offered by Webpurify. But not this one.
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by dberlind 12y ago
Amazing conversation that really provokes us to think about who of us has it right? Those of us who are ambitious about creating opportunity, climbing the corporate ladder, etc? Or those of us who consciously decide to opt for autonomy and
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by dberlind 12y ago
I see some benefits to the tight coupling between a JS client and the backend (eg: DSL fields), but are those benefits worth having such a tight coupling compared to REST (I realize this isn't called REST, but rather just CRUD).
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by dberlind 12y ago
Wow, this is a great question. Over at ProgrammableWeb, we have seen A LOT of unauthorized APIs turn up over the years. In fact, when we've discovered them and added them to our directory, we are sometimes asked (occasionally threatene
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by dberlind 12y ago
I and the other editors at ProgrammableWeb.com will gladly consider press releases or even less formal announcements in the way of emails or pointers to blog posts so long as the announcement is relative to our web/mobile developer-foc
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by dberlind 12y ago
Check out Rapido! by Ronnie Mitra. It's a personal project of his and it's not quite ready for production. But he was looking to scratch the same exact itch and developed something himself for "sketching APIs."