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14028_32 Lachlan Hardy's Bookmarks Tagged With "api"

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  1. Visit BART For Developers BART For Developers

    http://www.bart.gov/schedules/developers/index.aspx

    Bay Area Rapid Transit data and services for developers

  2. Visit Code: Flickr Developer Blog » Who’s On First? Code: Flickr Developer Blog » Who’s On First?

    http://code.flickr.com/blog/2008/09/04/whos-on-first/

    I’m going to talk about some of the geo-related API methods that have been released in the last few months, but perhaps not properly explained in detail and introduce a new minty-fresh method which hasn’t been discussed at all!

  3. Visit Beyond REST? Building Data Services with XMPP PubSub Beyond REST? Building Data Services with XMPP PubSub

    http://www.slideshare.net/rabble/beyond-rest-building-data-services-with-xmpp-pubsub

    Decentralization, increased participation, real-time expectations, polling-based architectures. Something has got to give. Architecting web services over XMPP

  4. Visit Register your application on the Yahoo! Developer Network Register your application on the Yahoo! Developer Network

    http://developer.yahoo.com/wsregapp/index.php?view

    Yahoo! Web Services app IDs

  5. Visit geobloggers » Yahoo Woe (Where On Earth, that is) IDs. geobloggers » Yahoo Woe (Where On Earth, that is) IDs.

    http://geobloggers.com/archives/2008/05/12/yahoo-woe-where-on-earth-that-is-ids/

    Yahoo have opened up their geo database (which is pretty good btw) which is far more awesome than I’m going to make it sound in this blog post.

  6. Visit Fire Eagle and MarcoPolo (Dorward Online) Fire Eagle and MarcoPolo (Dorward Online)

    http://blog.dorward.me.uk/2008/04/09/fire-eagle-and-marcopolo.html

    Combine a webloc file with the exceptionally RESTful URI format that Fire Eagle uses, and you have a quick way to update your location. Throw in MarcoPolo and you can skip clicking the file each time.

  7. Visit A usable reputation web service - Commented.org - commented.org A usable reputation web service - Commented.org - commented.org

    http://commented.org/blog/2008/4/15/a-usable-reputation-web-service.html

    With the rise of social networking, the advent of provable identities, and ways to authorize access, there is a growing need for a reputation system to recognize good content and good people.

  8. Visit We All Hate Quickbooks, Do You? - What Twitter Users Are Saying We All Hate Quickbooks, Do You? - What Twitter Users Are Saying

    http://weallhatequickbooks.com/

    We All Hate Quickbooks scans Twitter for public mentions of Quickbooks and then displays those tweets here. The opinions expressed in those tweets are those of the twitter user and are in no part the responsibility of Less Accounting.

  9. Visit viddler-0.1.0 Documentation viddler-0.1.0 Documentation

    http://viddler.rubyforge.org/rdoc/

    Ruby wrapper around Viddler.com API.

  10. Visit Jabber PubSub - Twitter Development Talk | Google Groups Jabber PubSub - Twitter Development Talk | Google Groups

    http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/web/jabber-pubsub

    Twitter currently offers a feed of all "public timeline" updates via an extremely informal implementation of the Jabber PubSub specification. If you're planning a Twitter API project that needs a constant of public updates to work, this is the wa… More

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