Posts Tagged ‘API
PHP Weirdness
Beware: this post is definitely not for the feint of heart. It includes a lot of code. You have been warned.
I wrote an application some time ago for my company that looks up the longitude and latitude of an address for use in our geocoding initiative. It relied on yahoo_geo(), a function [...]
Flickr Feeds
Who knew that Flickr supported so many types of feeds? RSS, RDF, Atom, SQL, PHP, Serialized PHP, YAML, CSV, JSON, CDF… that’s incredible.
My Dream App More Like A Nightmare
So, awhile back, someone came up with this idea – invite users to dream up an application, then hold a contest and actually develop the best ones. I mean – how cool is that, right? ANYTHING you can think of! What a great opportunity to see some incredible ideas come to life. [...]
firsttube.com Now Has An API
Well, something I’ve LONG considered implementing is an API for my website. Yes, there’s VERY little to ever use an API for me, however, it’s always been one of those “out there” challenges. It’s always been breaking new ground to parse an XML request and return XML to it. I’ve tried probably [...]
