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751.
by johns 14y ago
This is higher level than a generic REST client.
752.
by johns 14y ago
This is using the services' APIs, but standardizing as much as possible the Python code required to use them.
753.
by johns 14y ago
"Native" now pretty much means not-web-based or using a cross-platform framework (like Air).
754.
by johns 14y ago
The ability to integrate VoIP that uses the data connection instead of the voice network into apps.
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by johns 14y ago
This is a nice take on the I/O Docs/API Explorer style (e.g. http://developer.mashery.com/iodocs ). Those sample JSON responses could really stand to get some pretty printing though. Don't provide example responses if they're unreadable. T
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Massive for node.js: Lightweight MySql/Postgres Abstraction Layer(github.com)
2 points by johns 14y ago|0 comments
757.
by johns 14y ago
Wow didn't realize I had fallen so far in the rankings. Thanks for ruining my day ;)
758.
by johns 14y ago
JDB! Why am I not showing up in SF? :)
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Power (Dis)Play? Teams In Black Draw More Penalties(npr.org)
2 points by johns 15y ago|0 comments
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by johns 15y ago
While I think there's going to be a place for APIs to use async bidirectional communication (e.g. pretty much anything people use webhooks for) I don't think it makes sense to shoehorn in 'REST' (which in the quick start, is more RPC than R
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The API Developer Experience Baseline(john-sheehan.com)
6 points by johns 15y ago|0 comments
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Getting President Obama To Play With Your Product(feld.com)
100 points by johns 15y ago|9 comments
763.
by johns 15y ago
Things I've heard at various points which may or may not still be true: - Votes by direct link don't really count. So you could see a high total but it's not the actual value being used for the rank. - Many flags can penalize a post - Votin
764.
by johns 15y ago
https://developers.google.com/drive/
765.
by johns 15y ago
> they will give up the focus on syncing our private files in exchange for the allure of allowing every site and app to read and write from one's Dropbox I don't see how those are mutually exclusive.
766.
by johns 15y ago
Needless comparison. There's no limit on the number of podcasts there can be. It's the first one. Give it a chance to find its legs.
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Root Cause Analysis for Toddlers and Medical Eyeball Tweezers(hanselman.com)
4 points by johns 15y ago|0 comments
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Could Light Table get in trouble with Microsoft?(john-sheehan.com)
3 points by johns 15y ago|0 comments
769.
by johns 15y ago
I got stuck on 'Installing...'
770.
by johns 15y ago
Possibly http://context.io/ though I can't tell if they only support Gmail or not from their site.
771.
Announcing the Asana API(blog.asana.com)
3 points by johns 15y ago|0 comments
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Build APIs(blog.jamiesonbecker.com)
2 points by johns 15y ago|4 comments
773.
by johns 15y ago
For developer tools you use every day, I think $100 is a relatively small amount and in line with what a lot of text editors and IDEs charge for (and less than many of them).
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by johns 15y ago
The likelihood that Dropbox is paying the rack rate is near 0.
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by johns 15y ago
I don't know of any other online ones for .NET. Do you have a link?
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Compile .NET in your browser using Compilify(blog.appharbor.com)
47 points by johns 15y ago|12 comments
777.
by johns 15y ago
As a Scramble with Friends addict this is clearly up my ally. I actually find the mouse to be faster because the keyboard is too unpredictable and it's too disruptive to completing a word. There must be something there since I was consisten
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You are Thinking of Your Career Trajectory Wrong(ceklog.kindel.com)
1 points by johns 15y ago|0 comments
779.
by johns 15y ago
There's also: Searchify, Running the full open sourced IndexTank Search as a Service API HoundSleuth, IndexTank Compatible API IndexTanktoGO, IndexTank Compatible API Bimaple, IndexTank Compatible API IndexDen, Inde
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API Jobs - The best jobs building or integrating HTTP/REST/web service APIs(api-jobs.com)
3 points by johns 15y ago|0 comments

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