Here are some notes I took during the Twitter developer meetup that was tonight, at Twitter Headquarters. They’re probably not complete, because I only took bits and pieces on my iPhone, then filled out some details when I got home. It does sound like Twitter are really trying to bulk up their efforts to support developers and let their community flourish, which is probably a great approach given their “we are a platform” strategy. Taken/formatted via ListML, thus the very-hierarchical list approach. Enjoy.
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Atom Activity Extensions
“This document presents an extension that allows activities on social objects to be expressed within the Atom Syndication Format.”
Portable Contacts 1.0 Draft C
“The Portable Contacts specification is designed to make it easier for developers to give their users a secure way to access the address books and friends lists they have built up all over the web.”
Public API Status
Cool service that checks on the availability of different web services APIs.
Google API Scopes
List of the ‘scope’ options available when requesting OAuth tokens for accessing Google APIs
Google API Directory
Complete listing of Google services with APIs, linking to developer guides, client libraries and references where available.
OAuth Playground
Pretty slick tool from Google for tinkering with OAuth requests on their properties.
PHP 4/5 class library for Google Data APIs
PHP 4/5 class library for Google Data APIs
Handles AuthSub, requests, etc. Includes a sample application that the developer built for working with GCal.
coreylib
The new home of the coreylib XML parsing/manipulation library. For working with XML-based, REST APIs. Pretty slick.
How to quickly integrate with Twitter’s OAuth API using PHP
How to quickly integrate with Twitter’s OAuth API using PHP
Short tutorial with example code (PHP) on using Twitter’s OAuth API.