Showing posts with label API. Show all posts
Showing posts with label API. Show all posts

2008/04/19

Code.flickr.com: New Flickr Developer Site

Taken from the flickr-blog!

In the last week we deployed new code to Flickr 50 times, including 546 changes by 16 people. We issued over 2,000 new API keys, and third party developers made an average of 704 API calls per second, across 109 public API methods. We added 1 new API method, and updated 7 others. There are approximately 10,000 lines of open source code in our public subversion repository.

And our new developer site, code.flickr.com, is where you keep up with all that.
Open Source Uploadr

We haven’t talked about it much, but our latest Uploadr (the 3.0 branch) is actually a cross platform, open source application built on the XULRunner framework (the same technology that Firefox is built on). If you’ve ever had a wish for the Uploadr to work a certain way, include some particular feature, or just work better, you’ll want to check out Richard’s meaty blog post “Flickr Uploadr, start to now”, checkout the code from SVN, join the Uploadr Group, and start hacking!
Flickr DevBlog

We’ve also got a new blog written by the Flickr developer team for the larger Flickr development community. We’ll be covering changes to the API (look for a post covering video in the Flickr API soon), cool Flickr related projects we discover, writing tutorials on Flickr API methods, and most anything else which catches our whimsy. If you have something you like covered, you can let us know on in this thread in the Flickr API group.

And we’ve got rainbows! And gears!

2008/02/03

“Clickr” - Flickr API for LISP

done by schani
Flickr provides an API for which there are numerous language bindings. A binding for Lisp was, however, missing, and because I wanted to write an application for automating some tasks in Flickr (more on that later on), I decided some time ago to start by implementing bindings to the Flickr API for Common Lisp, aptly named “Clickr”.

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PHPFlickr (PHP Class)

done by Dan Coulter
phpFlickr is a class written by Dan Coulter in PHP4 to act as a wrapper for Flickr's API. Methods process the response XML and return a friendly array of data to make development simple and intuitive.

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Phlickr

Phlickr is a PHP5 library designed to wrap the web service API provided by Flickr, a web based photo storage service. Phlickr requires that PHP5 be compiled with the CURL and SimpleXML extensions.

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PEAR::Flickr_API

Another Perl API for Flickr.

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ObjectiveFlickr

done by lukhnos
Flickr API Library in Two Flavors, Objective-C and Ruby

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FlickrNet API Library

done by Sam
The Flickr.Net API is a .Net Library for accessing the Flickr API. Written entirely in C# it can be accessed from with any .Net language in .Net Framework 1.1, .Net Framework 2.0, .Net Compact Framework 2.0 and Mono

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Flickr API for java

Flickrj is Java API which wraps the REST-based Flickr API

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flickrapi

done by Fabricio Zuardi
Flash Flickr API

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Flickr-Upload

done by Christophe Beauregard
Perl based uploader for flickr.com. flickr_upload is a completely functional batch uploading tool. There's also a good amount of examples included as tests in t/ of the source distribution.

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Flickr-API

done by Cal Henderson
Simple Perl interface to the Flickr API. This module requires these other modules and libraries: XML::Parser::Lite::Tree LWP::UserAgent Digest::MD5 HTTP::Request HTTP::Response URI Test::More

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dFlickr: Delphi API Kit for Flickr

done by Dimitris Giannitsaros
dFlickr wraps most functions of the Flickr API and provides the necessary classes to access users/photos/photosets/groups/pools/blogs in Flickr.

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curlr

done by sadman
This is intended to become a resource for Curl programmers interested in building applications with the various web apis, starting with Flickr.

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CFlickr - Coldfusion Flickr API Kit

done by Chris
CFlickr is an API Kit for Coldfusion, it wraps the Flickr's REST API making it even easier to use within your CFML code. The autor was inspired to write CFlickr after using the Java Flickr library FlickrJ from within Coldfusion. Whilst this worked well under most circumstances it was not convenient to use in a shared hosting environment due to the installation of the class files in the servers classpath. So he decided to write CFlickr in 100% native CFML, which can be used without any dependencies. It should work with versions CFMX6.1 and later.

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