This past week the new mashups added to our mashup directory used 25 different APIs. Some of the newer or less frequently seen APIs include BlankSlate, Google Gears, Meetup and TokBox. The most often used APIs this week are Google Maps, Twitter and YouTube. And the most commonly used types of APIs were Shopping (3 APIs, 4 mashups), Social (3 APIs, 6 mashups) and Internet (3 APIs, 3 mashups). The list below shows which APIs were used by which mashups:
Amazon eCommerce used in MIXTAP.IN, MyTube60 Power Hour Videos
Bit.ly used in Streamd.in
BlankSlate used in ESellerAds
Etsy used in ESellerAds
Eventful used in Events Near You, Music Enthusiast
Facebook used in MIXTAP.IN, MyTube60 Power Hour Videos
Google AJAX Libraries used in LocaFollow
Google Ajax Search used in LocaFollow
Google App Engine used in LocaFollow, ShownToME Music
Google Gears used in Streamd.in
Google Gears Geolocation used in Streamd.in
Google Maps used in Events Near You, Music Enthusiast, Streamd.in
Google OpenID used in ShownToME Music
Google Translate used in LocaFollow
hostip.info used in YTFM
Last.fm used in MIXTAP.IN, YTFM
LiveJournal used in My Friends Mosaic
Meetup used in Events Near You
SoundCloud used in ShownToME Music
TokBox used in Streamd.in
Twilio used in Notwifications, Voxilate translator
Twitter used in LocaFollow, My Friends Mosaic, Streamd.in
Upcoming.org used in Events Near You
YouTube used in Music Enthusiast, MyTube60 Power Hour Videos, ShownToME Music, YTFM
Zazzle used in My Friends Mosaic
Mashups of the day:
And each day there is one mashup selected to be Mashup of the Day. Here are last week’s winners:







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One Response to “25 APIs Used This Week: Amazon, Etsy, Facebook, Google Maps, SoundCloud, Twitter, and YouTube”
at 10:32 am
John, it appears that there’s considerable long-term upside potential for mobile mapping apps — I posted the latest U.S. market study results from comScore last week.
BTW, I recently discovered your Web site — it offers very insightful information on the topic of API market development. Thank you.
David