APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
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APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
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Re: APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
#2the yield keyword is going to be very cool
Re: APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
#3You are forgetting webRTC.
(peer 2 peer data connections)
Re: APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
#4Once thing I still have hard time understanding is Chrome App Store and Google Chrome Apps. I'm guessing it's something akin to Adobe Air, but has there been any success stories with Air? Also, I feel like Chrome App Store goes against the idea of open web.
Re: APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
#5No mention of Web Intent API?
Re: APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
#6 Great list - thanks. Finally .... no more callback hell. (yield)
Vitno, thanks for the heads up on webRTC. I can see that having a dramatic impact too.Re: APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
#7Surprised Stripe isn't on here ;)
Re: APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
#8Once thing I still have hard time understanding is Chrome App Store and Google Chrome Apps. I'm guessing it's something akin to Adobe Air, but has there been any success stories with Air? Also, I feel like Chrome App Store goes against the idea of open web.
Besides Air, there was Mozilla's Prism/WebRunner/Chromeless, Fluid for OSX and several others. What advantage does Chrome Apps have other those previous failures?
Re: APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
#9Reading the title I thought this was about REST APIs. I was wrong.
Re: APIs that will transform the Web in 2013
#10Once thing I still have hard time understanding is Chrome App Store and Google Chrome Apps. I'm guessing it's something akin to Adobe Air, but has there been any success stories with Air? Also, I feel like Chrome App Store goes against the idea of open web.
Besides Air, there was Mozilla's Prism/WebRunner/Chromeless, Fluid for OSX and several others. What advantage does Chrome Apps have other those previous failures?
A user-base of 350 million people, and Google's backing :)