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Show HN: OEmbed API, open, free and public. Over 1600 domains(oembedapi.com)
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Show HN: Responsive Embeds Cloud with over 1500 domains supported(iframe.ly)
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FitTube for Chrome – makes Youtube videos you see – responsive(chrome.google.com)
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by iparamonau 13y ago
Thanks for the mention (and contributing) Mathias. A quick clarification: #1: our endpoint is "community" one. It's free and open for dev purposes, but it's not suggested for production use as one can easily self-host i
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Iframely for Gmail Adds Inline Previews to Links in Gmail(lifehacker.com)
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Show HN: Embeds in Gmail. View videos, photos and articles in your inbox(chrome.google.com)
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Show HN: Iframely - New Protocol for Responsive Embeds(iframely.com)
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Debug oEmbed, Twitter Cards, Open Graph through this one Google Chrome Extension(chrome.google.com)
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Show HN: Iframely - self-hosted embeds gateway (MIT)(github.com)
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by iparamonau 14y ago
We tried and I think successfully put together the UI that combines two distinct contexts - one with the content and one with the discussions/chats. Would be great to know if you guys find it usable/elegant
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Show HN: No-nonsense intranet your team will love and actually use(nowork.fm)
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by iparamonau 14y ago
if 42 is the answer, is 'how many URLs have OG tags' the new ultimate question?
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by iparamonau 14y ago
It's not about the Protocols over APIs. It's not even about open-web over walled-gardens. Take a quick look back: Google Wave wasn't a safe bet, even though it was a federated protocol. On the other hand Facebook's Open Graph is a safe bet,