Tao of Mac

Tuesday, 28 June 2005

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    Jun 28 2005, 10:34

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    Rui Carmo

API

Application Programming Interface - probably the most abused term ever in software development.


See Also

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Skyhook WirelessApp stores and APIs: It's the ecosystem, stupidWelcome to iPhone: Your Crappy Mac of Tomorrow, Today!Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Five things that are still broken in browsers, ten years laterdel.icio.usjQuery UI 1.5I, for one, welcome our new diapered overlords
Google App Engine for developersMusings on Photo GalleriesEntourage 2008 ReviewWebsite thumbnails - Bluga.net WebThumb
facefuse - Google CodeSapoThe Flow Of MercurialJoost Gets an API, Becomes Widget Platform
Monday ModeWiki Editing, Mind Maps and UsenetQumanaBurning My Feeds
Things I Can't Get Around To Do, Part OneGoogle/EarthPrototype EpiphaniesAsterisk
Three ThingsGoogle/MapsSimple LivingA Quiet Day...
FlickrVacations, Pools and CanonballsThe Mac, Google's Second-Rate Platform?Stereo Migraine
Synchronicity RevisitedMomentous StuffSelective FilteringUsing Growl, Rendezvous and Python for LAN notifications
Open Source Myopia, RevisitedThe Knights That Say GrowlStars and Striped PacketsPractical Subversion
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