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onto API's on the web December 5, 2013 7:44 AM
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Twitter has updated its APIs to include additional data associated with quoted tweets. Earlier this year, Twitter revised its Quote Tweet functionality, making it possible for users to comment on an existing tweet by embedding it as it appeared...
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Voice commands are the future. Science-fiction has had them for decades and yet, we still have to reach for the remote to turn on the TV or set an alarm. Our mission is to change this. Adding a voice interface to an app or device should be simple.
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Businesses are taking advantage of the ubiquity of mobile devices and SMS. This tutorial describes how to send an SMS message to a phone with PHP. We will be using the Twilio API, which provides numerous communications services.
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Pinterest's engineering team reveals some of the magic behind all of those colorful pinboards.
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keep finger crossed :)
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In the era of Siri, there are situations where your users expect a hands-free interface: while they drive, work out, wear Google Glass or the new generation of smart devices. However for us developers, voice interfaces often mean frustration and bad UX. Today, with the combination of the best voice-to-text engines and Wit, you can finally bring the power of voice to your app.
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A very interresting API, allowing lots of new projects
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“Facebook continued its efforts to keep its Open Graph clean, providing developers with a list of best practices for their submissions, and informing them that certain Open Graph actions will no longer be approved: listen; content-consumption...”
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A must read!
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su2.be is a simple URL-shortening service that allows you to make long URLs shorter and easier to share. The service also allows you to collect and review access statistics for the links you've shortened.
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When you’ve launched over 100 APIs like Google has, some are bound to go away. The spring cleaning, as Google often describes the closures, have become commonplace since 2011
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Facebook debuted a new share dialog for iOS in May, and the social network used a post on its developer blog to urge developers to implement it. continued…New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media.
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New share dialog for iOS
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Developers can use custom dimensions to send unique IDs into Google Analytics, and then use the core reporting API to retrieve these IDs along with other Google Analytics data. For example, your content management system can pass a content ID as a custom dimension using the Google Analytics tracking code. Developers can then use the API to get a list of the most popular content by ID and display the list of most popular content on their website.
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More Data end Points on Google Analytics. With a real focus on Mobile Analyses
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Yahoo Site Explorer API Closing In December 2010 By Adam Stetzer - 11/18/10 0
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Yahoo
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Introducing Company Page Posting and Analytics to the LinkedIn Platform | LinkedIn Developer Network
Today we're happy to announce that we've extended our Companies API offering to including posting updates to a company page as well as retrieve key analytics for company pages that you administer. These features have been one of the most sought after by our developers since we first launched our Companies API, so we're looking forward to seeing how these capabilities will be leveraged.
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Google announced that it is inviting developers to try out the beta version of its Real Time Reporting API, a tool that allows you to programmatically make queries on your website data and use that information in whatever way you please.
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I signed up to try to get an early access...
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OverAPI.com is a site collecting all the cheatsheets,all!
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It’s clear by the running total on the ProgrammableWeb homepage that there are a lot of APIs. In addition to a lot of companies with APIs, there are companies with a lot of APIs. Google has the most–surprised? You may be at some others than make the list, from social networks to online marketplaces.
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Skype plans to shutdown its Desktop API by year-end and expects all developers to embrace Skype URIs as the standard mechanism to integrate Skype functionality in their mobile, web and desktop applications.
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Job Change Notifier, a cool little utility that allowed LinkedIn users to track and be notified via email when one of their connections changed jobs, is shutting down due to new restrictions LinkedIn is placing on its API. According to Job Change Notifier creator Roger Lee, the changes impact the ability of “set it and forget it” services like his to function, because now third-party apps can only access user data for 60 days, unless the user re-authenticates with the application. “We’d have to remind users to log in to the app at least once every 60 days, or else the app would lose access,” Lee explains. “This, of course, makes the service a lot less useful.”
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After announcing its intention to end Facebook Credits last March, Facebook has launched the local currency payments API today. Replacing Facebook Credits, the local currency payments API has been put in place to simplify purchase experience, improve payments flow and make it easier to price virtual goods globally. Via jean lievens
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The Facebook SDK for JavaScript provides a rich set of client-side functionality for letting users Login with Facebook and interact with Facebook's APIs Via alexander knorr
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