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Apigee Source: Rapid Prototypes with the Twitter API Using HTML5/Javascript

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Re: Apigee Source: Rapid Prototypes with the Twitter API Using HTML5/Javascript

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I find that idea really interesting. I find it even sad that it's limited to twitter :-/ Shouldn't it be possible to use any kind of rest API with that same interface? Maybe some "Templates" for popular services such as twitter or facebook could be provided.. otherwise, it'd just be possible to write our own data and examine the results, etc.

Re: Apigee Source: Rapid Prototypes with the Twitter API Using HTML5/Javascript

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post #2

I find that idea really interesting. I find it even sad that it's limited to twitter :-/ Shouldn't it be possible to use any kind of rest API with that same interface? Maybe some "Templates" for popular services such as twitter or facebook could be provided.. otherwise, it'd just be possible to write our own data and examine the results, etc.

It is limited to Twitter only so we could launch it faster and iterate quickly. There is lots more to come!

Re: Apigee Source: Rapid Prototypes with the Twitter API Using HTML5/Javascript

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post #2

I find that idea really interesting. I find it even sad that it's limited to twitter :-/ Shouldn't it be possible to use any kind of rest API with that same interface? Maybe some "Templates" for popular services such as twitter or facebook could be provided.. otherwise, it'd just be possible to write our own data and examine the results, etc.

It is limited to Twitter only so we could launch it faster and iterate quickly. There is lots more to come!

:) That's what I thought. Well done.

Re: Apigee Source: Rapid Prototypes with the Twitter API Using HTML5/Javascript

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post #2

I find that idea really interesting. I find it even sad that it's limited to twitter :-/ Shouldn't it be possible to use any kind of rest API with that same interface? Maybe some "Templates" for popular services such as twitter or facebook could be provided.. otherwise, it'd just be possible to write our own data and examine the results, etc.

It is limited to Twitter only so we could launch it faster and iterate quickly. There is lots more to come!

Maybe a sneak peek on the "lots more to come" ?!