Showing posts with label framework. Show all posts
Showing posts with label framework. Show all posts

Monday, August 20, 2012

Viddy API - Mashery Made, with Interactive Doc

Viddy is an iPhone app that beatify your video, kind of like Instagram for video.

Viddy API is done very nicely, made with Mashery, so you can use the same Mashery credentials to log in. Their interactive doc is also great to use, and seems like they implemented using Wordnik framework, as opposed to Mashery's.

You can also join their "Rule the Beach" developer contest, and stand to win $10,000 and chance to fly to meet them at a beach, I suppose.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Java Framework for Creating RESTful API

Dropwizard is a Java framework for developing ops-friendly, high-performance, RESTful web services.

It is developed by Yammer, and is using matured a couple of matured Java libraries to get it to work. It is a out-of-the-box framework, including a Jetty HTTP web server.

And its open-sourced.

Thursday, November 24, 2011

Cappuccino API, is for making website in Objective-J

Let me ascertain 2 facts first:

  1. This API does not make cappuccino
  2. It is Objective-J, not Objective-C (the iOS/Mac programming language)
Cappuccino an API for making websites that runs like desktop apps. For example, Mockingbird, a wireframe web app, uses it.

The framework is modeled like Objective-C, but it is in fact using Javascript. Awesome API!

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Interactive Doc Framework by Mashery

We covered a cool interactive doc by Wordnik not long ago.

The trend seems to be building awesome documentation, which not only contains necessary information, but also pleasing to test with. Welcome to the world of interactive documentation!

Wordnik ain't the only one. Posterous has a good one too. And Mashery makes life easier for API provider, creating a framework – IO Docs.

The awesome news is here: IO Docs is open sourced.

Therefore, go ahead and create your interactive doc. You can refer to more Mashery's demo, or also showcase such as SimpleGeo and YellowApi.