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Hardware Hacking: Tim O'Reily on Hardware Innovation(slideshare.net)
4 points by njyx 14y ago|1 comments
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Alternative Domain suggestions by API: DomainsBot opens up its core services(3scale.net)
3 points by njyx 14y ago|2 comments
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Reddit Code Rendezvous Reveals Few Answers, More Mystery(mashable.com)
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by njyx 14y ago
See Kin Lane's take here: http://blog.apievangelist.com/2012/07/12/dont-forget-about-t...
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Taking the long view on API ecosystems - It's the Business Model Stupid(3scale.net)
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API Rate Limit Kung-Fu: How API Providers should set rate limits(3scale.net)
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by njyx 14y ago
The programmableweb profile for the API is here: http://www.programmableweb.com/api/walgreens-quickprints .
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Walgreens New API: Big Retail meets Startup App(3scale.net)
4 points by njyx 14y ago|2 comments
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Surveying 1000 APIs – Infrastructure and SAAS APIs power new API Growth(3scale.net)
1 points by njyx 14y ago|0 comments
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An API up and running in 10mins with Grape, Heroku and 3scale(3scale.net)
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How Social drove us to API usage and API powered Social Back(readwriteweb.com)
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by njyx 14y ago
Who knew that IRC keep APIs running...
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by njyx 14y ago
I guess the model needs to be right so everybody along the way gets paid, then people may step up.
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by njyx 14y ago
Pretty interesting way to think of twitter - kind of a message bus.
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by njyx 14y ago
I'd say platforms like stackmob which create mobile APIs + wordpress, drupal etc. which make it easy to add an API to those + then platforms like 3scale, mashery etc. which help manage access.
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by njyx 14y ago
We're based in Barcelona - We'll do an office exchange if the counter location is right!
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by njyx 14y ago
You arguably don't have to go that far from home I guess - depending on where you live - just needs to be "away" and a great place (and have great Internet!)
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by njyx 14y ago
Genius move!
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by njyx 14y ago
The US definitely seems to be leading here - makes more sense to open data than to try to provide more and more different UIs that people need (iPhone, Android, ...). Of the APIs on programmable web in that period almost all were US, a coup
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by njyx 14y ago
I think this will end up happening - Amazon already lets you suck out it's catalogue and push affiliate sales back to it. You could likely build very sophisticated niche virtual retail sites if all the bricks and motar data was there also.
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by njyx 14y ago
Yes, agreed - but the total number of APIs listed is a little over 6000, so it's a reasonable sample to some extent. There are a lot more APIs out there which aren't public / listed - so it's hard to account for those.
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by njyx 14y ago
Yep - here: http://www.programmableweb.com/api/programmableweb
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by njyx 14y ago
Yep, I guess that's a big part of what's missing still. Mass use of platforms to make it easy for anybody to do this.
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Surveying 1000 APIs - Think APIs are for Tech Startups Only? Think Again(3scale.net)
29 points by njyx 14y ago|22 comments
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3scale releases more API tools, now powers 100 APIs(thenextweb.com)
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by njyx 15y ago
This makes total sense for the data storage providers, but it's also clearly not an equilibrium in the long run since it'll be economical for all of the data to replicate to multiple locations (where each group of users has privileged data
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by njyx 15y ago
Looks very cool - do you normalize based on the number of developers per project?
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by njyx 15y ago
Would be interesting to know what people think of these guidelines and any good/bad API T&C's experiences people have had.
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API T&C's - How to Get them Right (or Wrong)(blog.programmableweb.com)
2 points by njyx 15y ago|1 comments