Posts tagged with 'API'
There's no doubt that the plethora of third-party developer platforms and APIs that exist today have given developers a considerable number of opportunities to build applications that can quickly made available to millions upon millions of people.
Here is a list of some of the more popular platforms and APIs that developers have successfully leveraged to build popular applications - some of which even reportedly generate significant revenues.
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by Patrick Oak
15 September 2008 14:47pm
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While the launch of Google's Chrome web browser took up many of the headlines this week in the world of technology (and I had to include one story on the launch here), there was other interesting news.
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by Drama 2.0
05 September 2008 09:00am
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One of the benefits of having your own merchant account is the level of integration that it provides.
A payment gateway enables your customers to pay without leaving your website, and there is almost no limit to the ways that you can build specific functionality related to payments that makes business easier for customers and your business.
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by Patrick Oak
05 September 2008 08:45am
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With the first half of 2008 solidly behind us, I thought it'd be worthwhile to look back at some of the general trends established in the internet economy. After all, it's hard to know where you're going if you don't know where you've been.
What follows are the most important trends I saw in the first half of the year.
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by Drama 2.0
03 September 2008 08:50am
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Ning, the social networking startup co-founded by Netscape founder Marc Andreessen, gives individuals and companies the ability to build their own social networks using the company's hosted platform.
Funded to the tune of over $100m on a half a billion valuation, Ning has been the subject of a considerable amount of hype.
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by Drama 2.0
27 August 2008 08:50am
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There was enough Yahoo news this week to devote this week's The Web Week in Review to the besieged internet company.
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by Drama 2.0
11 July 2008 14:54pm
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Thank god it's Friday! Without further ado, here are the stories that caught Drama 2.0's attention this past week.
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by Drama 2.0
07 March 2008 11:00am
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Nearly 70% of organisations are planning to increase their spending on web analytics this year, according to a new international study by the Web Analytics Association (WAA).
The budget increases, the Industry Outlook survey suggests, will mainly be ploughed into training.
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by Richard Maven
17 January 2008 18:00pm
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The Ordnance Survey’s long-awaited API has moved a step closer to launch, with the organisation preparing to announce an alpha release later today.
The 'OpenSpace' platform has been in the pipeline for at least a couple of years and will reportedly now be fully unveiled sometime in 2008.
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by Richard Maven
13 December 2007 09:45am
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Google Analytics, Big G's highly popular free reporting software, is two years old tomorrow, but what impact has it had and what's in store for the future?
Arguably one of the biggest developments in the online marketing space in the past few years, Google Analytics is a fine tool for marketers, although it isn't without its issues.
We caught up with Google Analytics' Brian Clifton, as well as web analytics gurus Jim Sterne and Eric Peterson, to see how the software is shaping up, two years on...
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by Richard Maven
13 November 2007 11:26am
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