Times Developer Network - Welcome. API Strategy & Practice Conference in Amsterdam March 26, 27, 28 2014. 10 Common Mistakes Made by API Providers. Twitter was one of the first to see what happened when traffic to the site came more from the API than the Web.
It now has more than 65 million tweets per day, most coming from services that use the Twitter API. Twitter has made numerous changes to fix its API. Those experiences have taught providers what mistakes not to make when launching a service. But there is still a lot for providers to learn. Documentation search engine. Free video chat API and Widgets. API Evangelist. ProgrammableWeb - Mashups, APIs, and the Web as Platform. API Directory - ProgrammableWeb. Collecting all the cheat sheets. APIs Explorer. Public API Directory: Search a list of free open web and mobile APIs.
Mashup & Web 2.0 API Directory. API Finder - Welcome to Web Api Finder web site. API Commons. Twitter API Wiki / FrontPage. Twitter API Explorer - twitapi.com. Super simple way to work with Twitter API (PHP + CSS) In this post I want to illustrate a super simple way to work with Twitter API and PHP.
In particular, this tutorial explains how to get public updates from Twitter public timeline and display them in a web page with a custom style using CSS. In order to get Twitter updates I used Twitterlibphp (a PHP implementation of the Twitter API) that allows you to take advantage of it from within your PHP applications. Using this simple method you can obtain awesome results like this: You can download the source code at the following link and reuse it for free in your web projects (you need PHP and APACHE): 1. Status created_atidtextsourceuser namescreen_namedescriptionprofile_image_urlurlfollowers_count...
So, if you want to display the user image, user status, and status date in your timeline you have to choose the following nodes: But how you can display them? 2. <div class="twitter_container"><? // your twitter username and password$username = "your_username";$password = "your_password"; 3. API Repository. 2013 Most Popular and Successful Web APIs. Have you ever been stumped how to design a Web API?
There are so many different approaches that you can take for even simple things, like paginating API result sets. If you list out your options, it can be easy to end up in analysis paralysis. I like to remind myself that I’m not the first person to tread on this soil. I often take inspiration on design choices from well-known APIs, assuming that the hard work has already been done. But I realized lately that I’m not confident what a popular or successful API is, and that I have my own exposure biases in what is popular or successful. I defined an API’s success and popularity based upon whether it is supported by integration solutions.
I gathered the available APIs in nine integration platforms: Zapier, Mule ESB, ifttt, itDuzzit, Pipethru, Formstack, Magic xpi, Adeptia, and CloudWork. So, here it is; the most popular APIs by their integration platform support: Join in the discussion over at reddit and Hacker News. Cloud Integration. Automate the Web - Zapier. Mule ESB Community and Documentation. Connect and automate your business - PipeThru. Mozilla Developer Network. Modify and extend Mozilla applications Add-ons add new functionality to Gecko-based applications such as Firefox, SeaMonkey, and Thunderbird.
There are two main types of add-on: Extensions add new features to the application, while Themes modify the application's user interface. Add-ons can greatly affect the behavior of the application that hosts them. We've developed a set of guidelines to help ensure that they provide a good experience to users. These guidelines apply for all sorts of add-ons, whether they are hosted at addons.mozilla.org or not. Extensions Extensions add new functionality to Mozilla applications such as Firefox and Thunderbird.
There are three different techniques you can use to build extensions: Add-on SDK-based extensions, manually bootstrapped restartless extensions, and legacy extensions. Add-on SDK extensions Extensions built using a set of high-level JavaScript APIs, which don't require a browser restart to install. WebExtensions Debugging Recommended practices. Temboo. Node-RED.