Today in APIs: YouTube Music Videos, Flight Data and 17 New APIs

Matthew Scott, August 31st, 2012
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YouTubeA music service is making it even easier to discover music videos by integrating with the YouTube API. A flight data company upgraded its FlightStats API. Plus: Github integration in a collaborative code editor, a “photo hunt” mashup and 17 new APIs.


Best New Mashups: Week in Review Featuring YouTube, Facebook and Google

Kevin Sundstrom, August 31st, 2012

YouTubeIn the last week we have had some great mashups featured as Mashup of The Day. Since the week is coming to a close we will now take the time to review the best of the best. In the past week we have had a YouTube video aggregator, a google street view tool and a lyric sharing service. For more details on each, continue reading below.


API Spotlight: The Giving Lab, Plivo, HealthJibe and The Washington Post.

Matthew Scott, August 31st, 2012

The Giving LabOf the many APIs we published this week, ten were highlighted on the blog by our team of writers. In this post, those ten will get thrown into the spotlight. Todays featured APIs include The Giving Lab API, which considers itself a charity and aims to help charities reach their goals through the technical side. To read more about how The Giving Lab is making giving, fundraising and paying money to charity easier, visit The Giving Lab API post and The Giving Lab Site.


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APIs at SXSW: Get Your Votes in Today

Adam DuVander, August 31st, 2012

Every year a lot of “web professionals” go talk about very important things in the restaurants, bars and streets of Austin, Texas. Then, during the day, some of them go to panels at the SXSW Interactive conference. Voting in August for talks in March is part of the tradition. Each year we’ve tried to encourage APIs to take a larger role in the festival and it’s working. There are more API-related proposals than every before and they’re all listed below for your voting consideration.


Netflix Removing Rental History from Public API

Curtis C. Chen, August 31st, 2012

NetflixOn Saturday, September 15th, some major changes will hit the Netflix Public API. Possibly the most significant and likely to impact developers is the removal of user rental history data. The Netflix catalog index files are also being replaced by new versions–and being split into separate streaming and DVD data sets. Read on for more details on these updates.


Washington Post’s First APIs Lets Devs Get Political

Eric Carter, August 31st, 2012

Washington Post Campaign FinanceThe Washington Post has launched its first APIs, all with a political usage. The Washington Post staff created applications over the years that collected a lot of data. Now it’s making the data available, via its Washington Post APIs, to civic hackers.


API Jobs from Mashery, SendGrid and Emergent One

John Sheehan, August 31st, 2012

API JobsOne of the lesser known features of API Jobs is the aggregation of API-related jobs from all over the web. Pulling in jobs from GitHub Jobs, StackOverflow Careers 2.0, Crunchboard, and the 37signals job board every hour creates a never-ending stream of possibilities. Check it out next time you’re on the site.


The Giving Lab Gives Back

Candice McMillan, August 31st, 2012

The Giving LabThe Giving Lab considers itself a charity with hopes of making a difference. It’s a network that aims to provide the more technical side of things in the mission to help charities reach their goals. The Giving Lab API is a big part of the technical side.


Today In APIs: Facebook Platform Updates, Google Places API Challenge, GymPact and 12 New APIs

Romin Irani, August 30th, 2012
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FacebookFacebook to roll out breaking changes on September 5. Submissions are now open for the Google Places API Challenge. Plus: Learn how you can earn money by doing your exercises and 12 New APIs.


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