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APIs are the new patents(api500.com)
2 points by mehdim 14y ago|0 comments
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by mehdim 14y ago
This is the script.google.com and webshell.io project, making a cloud framework for APIs, so for the web-as-a-platform enabling developers to use webservices with a unique Javascript interface. It follows the defacto standards of the web an
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Ask HN : YCombinator or Techstars Boulder for hackers?
3 points by mehdim 14y ago|1 comments
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by mehdim 14y ago
They are killing the promise of Internet-as-a-platform... and open APIs trust. http://apijoy.tumblr.com/post/40831434657/twitter-api-and-it...
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by mehdim 14y ago
Have you already been there? what did you learn, make, or who did you met that you could only do there? I love cutting edege technologies and I watch Google I/O videos on Youtube, but I want to understand here why I would pay $900 for atten
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by mehdim 14y ago
This is after the Google vs Oracle, the 2nd court case of API Neutrality enforcement. http://api500.com/post/31465739810/what-is-api-neutrality
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by mehdim 14y ago
I've never been to Google I/O, could you please explain why people go there and what is the main focus of the event. Networking with Googlers? Networking with attendees? Make business with Google? for Googlers keynotes?
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Ask HN: Why I should attend to Google I/O?
2 points by mehdim 14y ago|3 comments
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by mehdim 14y ago
To answer the article, learning what will not be our everyday job is called "curiosity, knowledge and culture" If we keep going it will be a skill.
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by mehdim 14y ago
Learning is never a waste of time. If it is not valuable for your work and your goal , you will not go as far as masterize it and stop it. So not loosing so much time but just opened your mind to other way to think. Either a foreign languag
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by mehdim 14y ago
I completly agree. We often forget that an API is still an interface, and it is often more a designer and part that a technical part.(but still a technical part or maybe a cultural technical part) In Real Life, product interface design or
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by mehdim 14y ago
I think this says that sometime the "crowd" or independant monitors share the information better and faster than the offcial source. But yes it is trust 2 times further. The provider of the information which talk about the API provider... T
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Developers are the blood of API economy(api500.com)
5 points by mehdim 14y ago|0 comments
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by mehdim 14y ago
Twitter, faceook, Linkedin... And so much more that are in reality not open and can revoke you at any time for any reason.
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Are the APIs you use really "open"?(api500.com)
4 points by mehdim 14y ago|3 comments
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apis.google.auth()(webshellnews.tumblr.com)
1 points by mehdim 14y ago|0 comments
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Authentication Abstraction Layer using apis.provider.auth()(webshellnews.tumblr.com)
1 points by mehdim 14y ago|0 comments
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What is "open"?(api500.com)
2 points by mehdim 14y ago|0 comments
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by mehdim 14y ago
Thanks. Yes we know ql.io. from our knowledge ql.io is more for server side API scripting, focused on data. With webshell, we are more focused on services execution, as for client side as server side. For example we enable custom HTML views
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by mehdim 14y ago
This post makes me think to this : http://apijoy.tumblr.com/post/34286521181/when-i-assist-at-a...
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by mehdim 14y ago
France propose to tax companies which don't open API of personal data they collect http://api500.com/post/40846639254/taxing-companies-which-do... This is not an Internet Tax...
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Taxing companies which don't have open APIs(api500.com)
1 points by mehdim 14y ago|0 comments
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by mehdim 14y ago
It will be on all personnal data. These APIs will have to open all these data to the user, so he would be able to connect to other 3rd party services with all these personnal data he wants to share. If these companies don't open, the'll hav
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France will compel all companies to open public APIs(api500.com)
6 points by mehdim 14y ago|2 comments
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Twitter API restrictions explained by Hitler [video](youtube.com)
11 points by mehdim 14y ago|2 comments
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by mehdim 14y ago
For better understanding why we need an "API to rule them all" you can check the http://apijoy.tumblr.com about everyday's developer pain with APIs.
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by mehdim 14y ago
You say 8000 APIs, but for example on http://apihub.com , you have more than 13000 APIs registered. And OpenAPIs are only the emerged part of the iceberg. Soooooooo many services ran by private APIs in big companies...more than you expect
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by mehdim 14y ago
This is not always the "standard" which wins. You may have also de-facto standards like MS-DOS in 1980' which was an "shell to rule them all" and which has made Microsoft a multi-billionar company and has been more used than UNIX which was
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by mehdim 14y ago
Will you do it for non-developers like http://Zapier.com , http://IFTTT.com , http://rules.io and http://elastic.io , http://ritc.io , http://kynetx.com/ or more focused on developers like : http://temboo.com , http://singly.com
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by mehdim 14y ago
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