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04-20-2007, 05:13 AM
Via http://blog.digg.com/?p=72
Many of you have been asking about the Digg API (http://apidoc.digg.com/) and I’m happy to announce that it is now publicly available at services.digg.com along with a Flash application toolkit (http://apidoc.digg.com/Toolkits). This will be a great tool for Digg users and partners to openly access all Digg data dating back to 2004.
To kick off the API release, starting today we’re launching a contest (http://digg.com/contest) for the most creative and innovative visualizations and applications developed by our community using the API and Flash toolkit. All of the top 10 finalists will get prizes, with a Grand Prize featuring a Falcon Northwest gaming PC, the full catalog of EA PC games, and the Adobe CS3 Master Collection.
Big thanks to stamen design for their help in the development and design of the API and flash toolkit. As always, we’ll build on this first release with future releases that allow developers to interact in even greater ways with Digg data.
I’m looking forward to seeing the creativity that is unleashed from this new API release and good luck to all of you participating in the contest!
All I can Say is AWESOME!
Many of you have been asking about the Digg API (http://apidoc.digg.com/) and I’m happy to announce that it is now publicly available at services.digg.com along with a Flash application toolkit (http://apidoc.digg.com/Toolkits). This will be a great tool for Digg users and partners to openly access all Digg data dating back to 2004.
To kick off the API release, starting today we’re launching a contest (http://digg.com/contest) for the most creative and innovative visualizations and applications developed by our community using the API and Flash toolkit. All of the top 10 finalists will get prizes, with a Grand Prize featuring a Falcon Northwest gaming PC, the full catalog of EA PC games, and the Adobe CS3 Master Collection.
Big thanks to stamen design for their help in the development and design of the API and flash toolkit. As always, we’ll build on this first release with future releases that allow developers to interact in even greater ways with Digg data.
I’m looking forward to seeing the creativity that is unleashed from this new API release and good luck to all of you participating in the contest!
All I can Say is AWESOME!