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theurer.cc/blog
Dan Theurer
Dan Theurer Web services, technology and random thoughts! Yahoo! Mail goes API March 28th, 2007 Have you always wanted to write your own Yahoo! Mail client? Now you can! Just weeks after the launch of Yahoo! Pipes, Yahoo! launches another big developer product. Mail has opened up their backend, which powers both the Mail beta and the Frontpage module. The service supports SOAP and JSON-RPC, which supports all kinds of languages. On the Developer Network site you can find code samples for
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unlogica.com/blog
Code and cars
Code and cars Documenting the two closely related fields of programming and towing. Search Search this blog: Recent Posts Just what you always wanted Disconnects Marketing Immunization I was at a meeting In Defense of the IPhone API Limitations; the Compatibility Contract No maps of the forest, only pictures of trees Sutters Mill Again Off the Market Frigidaire ads, written in Inuit Mea Culpa Subscribe to this blog's feed [What is this?] Archives January 2009 December 2008 November
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soldoutactivist.com/pingpressfm
PingPressFM | Sold Out Activist
PingPressFM was the first Wordpress plugin to support Ping.fm, it predates the service's API, in fact. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to to work on the
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batchfilebasics.webs.com/en
BatchFileBasics - Downloads
BatchFileBasics Come, Learn, Program My Youtube My Myspace Follow Me Home Entertainment About Me My Blog YouTube Leave a comment/Question Downloads Custom Myspace Layouts Welcome All! × Close @import url(http://www.google.com/cse/api/overlay.css); All You Need To Know About Batch Files
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theswgeek.com/design-for-the-future
Design For The Future - The SolidWorks Geek
@import url(http://www.google.com/cse/api/branding.css); Custom Search Home About Available Downloads Design For The Future Engineer?s Bookshelf Videos Design For The Future Everybody Knows that Designers and Engineers design the world around us. Now we as engineers have a chance to design a new future for children who need help. The SolidWorks Geek is now proud to announce a charity donation drive for the Orangewood Children?s Foundation to raise money for residents of the