Our API directory now includes 225 utility APIs. The newest is the Longdo Dict API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the Google Translate API. We list 41 Google Translate mashups. Below you’ll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of utility APIs.
This weeks roundup of API jobs spans from New York City, NY to Mountain View, CA. We take a step away from San Francisco to look at jobs with Vonage and Tumblr.
Of the many APIs we published this week, fourteen were highlighted on the blog by our team of writers. In this post, we’ll shine a spotlight on those fourteen, which included the Stamps.com API. The Stamps.com API provides web-based applications or ecommerce site with a platform allowing users to generate USPS shipping labels in virtually any technology environment
This weeks roundup of API jobs spans from Vancouver, BC to Dever, CO. We take a step away from San Francisco to look at jobs with Layer 7 and AlchemyAPI.
App.net, a subscription-based social feed and API, has announced the release of the App.net Messaging API which allows developers to add messaging functionality to third-party apps.
As a Minnesota native, it’s nice to see one of my hometown companies like Target open up a position for an API Engineer. In addition to that position, we’ve got openings from Intuit, 3scale and Heroku.
After last week’s flurry of activity we’ve got some new management role openings this week from Facebook and Mashery.
Our API directory now includes 152 UK APIs. The newest is the Service-X API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the BBC API. We list 28 BBC mashups. Below you’ll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of UK APIs.
Busy week! We’ve got nine job openings this week in a variety of roles. Also notable this time around is the platform positions at companies not typically known for their API work: Visa, Bloomberg and Getty Images. As more and more companies continue to build an API strategy we’ll continue to see even more of these types of openings.
The Bay Area streak has been broken! Today’s jobs are all based in New York City and represent three areas NYC is known for: finance, media and startups.
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