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Introducing the Official Zencoder Module for Node.js
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Excerpt: We’re proud to announce the release of an officially supported Zencoder integration library for Node. js. If you have used Zencoder with Node. js before, there’s a good chance you’ve used Ryan Faerman’s integration library, which was listed on our website as our recommended third-party Node package. Not only did he make and support the original Node library for a year, he was kind enough to transfer ownership of the NPM module to us when we decided to release our own. Getting Started First you’ll need to install the NPM module. npm install zencoder This will install the package in the directory node_modules. You can then require the package in your application. Now instantiate a new client.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Node.js, Video
Appcelerator Node.ACS Financial Stock Watch List
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Excerpt: Implementing a Financial Stock Watch List may seem pretty straightforward at first, but optimizing it for mobile in the most efficient way possible presents a few challenges. Today, I’d like to walk you through how you can use the Appcelerator Mobile Platform to streamline API calls and data over the wire for your mobile applications leveraging remote data sources. Appcelerator Custom Cloud Service (Node. ACS) allows Node. js based custom services to be published into the cloud and can be used to create a middleware tier to expose mobile-optimized web services to your application. Instead of making multiple calls from the Titanium mobile client directly to the stock quote web service, we will create a Node.... read the full post.
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Node v0.10.6 (Stable)
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Launch and Iterate: Parse Data Migrations
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Excerpt: Every developer knows: Shipping is just the start. After your app has launched, you’ll still have new features you want to add. Sometimes making these updates requires updating or transforming existing data stored in the cloud. For example, you may have read Brad’s excellent post about how to make your text searchable and asked yourself, “How do I update all of my existing data? ”. You’ve always been able to do so with our powerful REST API. But we’ve recently launched a couple of features that will make it even easier to process your data, using JavaScript running in Node. js.... read the full post.
Tags: BaaS, Data, Node.js
Node.js OAuth1.0 and OAuth2.0: Twitter API v1.1 Examples | Web App Log
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Excerpt: Recently we had to work on modification to accommodate Twitter API v1. 1. The main difference between Twitter API v1. 1 and, soon to be deprecated, Twitter API v1. 0 is that most of the REST API endpoints now require user or application context. In other words, each call needs to be performed via OAuth 1. 0A or OAuth 2. 0 authentication. At Storify we run everything on Node. js so it was natural that we used oauth module by Ciaran Jessup: NPM and GitHub. It’s mature and supports all the needed functionality but lacks any kind of examples and/or interface documentation. Here are the examples of calling Twitter API v1. 1, and a list of methods. I hope that nobody will have to dig through the oauth module source code anymore!... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Node.js, OAuth, Twitter
Introducing The Twilio Module For Node.js
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Excerpt: This is the first in a series of tutorial blog posts covering the use of Twilio’s new helper library for node. js. This week, we will cover the setup and basic features of the module to get you started fast. Stop by next week to learn how to turn your browser into a soft phone with Twilio Client and node! The official node. js helper library documentation is located here. Making Phones Ring With JavaScript These days you can write just about any kind of software in JavaScript. Whether it’s a web front end, a 3D game, a native mobile app, or back end services on a server, today you can do it all in JavaScript. On the server, node.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Node.js, Telephony
Googlel Launches An Officially Supported Node.Js Client Library for Accessing Google APIs
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Excerpt: is the Google's officially supported node. js client library for accessing Google APIs, it also supports authorization and authentication with OAuth 2. 0. Note: This library is currently in alpha status, meaning that we can make changes in the future that may not be compatible with the previous versions. . In order to add it as a dependency, run the following command: $ npm install googleapis var googleapis = require('googleapis'); googleapis. load('urlshortener', 'v1', function(err, client) { var params = { shortUrl: 'http://goo. gl/DdUKX' }; var request = client. urlshortener. url. get(params); request. execute(function (err, response) { console. log('Long url is', response.... read the full post.
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Build REST APIs with node.js
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Node.js Powered
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Excerpt: Late, but not too late, the whole Superfeedr tream want to wish you a wonderful year 2013, may it be filled with joy and successes! We wanted to start the year by telling you a bit more about 2012. About a year ago, we introduced our first bits of code that use Node. js: a simple wrapper for our XMPP API. We slowly started to fall in love with Node which had gotten more mature and stable over time. We used Javascript to build our Msgboy and got more and familiar with both the language and the framework. So, we slowly decided to rewrite all the Superfeedr backend (the website frontend still uses Ruby on Rails). As always, it took us a couple days (litterally) to write the core of it, and months to write all the corner cases.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, API-Stack, Feeds, Node.js, RSS, subscriptions
MassPay API + node.js
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Excerpt: This post was inspired by AskYourUsers co-founder, Chris Bumgardner, and his new node. js library for MassPay. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the AskYourUsers’ MassPay integration on Chris’s blog.   A few months ago, we released MassPay – an easy way to make bulk payments using a CSV data file and an easy-to-use web GUI. Soon after, I started receiving requests to expose an API for MassPay. Being a developer myself, I realized the value of having developers interface into this project, and what it could mean for its adoption. One of those requests came from Chris, the co-founder of AskYourUsers. In just a couple weeks, Chris had decided to build and integrate a new node. js library for MassPay.... read the full post.
Tags: API-Evangelist, Node.js, Payment
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