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mobile support & API & desktop client plzthx :)
would love it if there was a mobile version of the site. also it'd be good if there was an API and a desktop client. maybe compatibility with other services like twitter, jaiku, dopplr... :)
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The mobile version is coming very, very soon...please bear with us.
The API is in the works, and will be REST/OAuth based. While we don't have any plans to work on a desktop client ourselves at this time, we expect the developer community to come up with something if there's enough interest. The same applies to integration with other services.
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Our Brightkite API Beta is now available: http://blog.brightkite.com/2008/07/10...
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Inappropriate?The mobile version is coming very, very soon...please bear with us.
The API is in the works, and will be REST/OAuth based. While we don't have any plans to work on a desktop client ourselves at this time, we expect the developer community to come up with something if there's enough interest. The same applies to integration with other services.
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Bring on the API!
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Inappropriate?I'm definitely interested in the API from an iPhone perspective. Being able to determine where I'm at using Core Location and then sending that to BrightKite would be awesome.
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Inappropriate?Even just an API access, so we can get hold of the information for i.e. friendfeed etc -
Inappropriate?I'd like to see some twitter clients with built in brightkite functionality. -
Inappropriate?I'm surprised by the lack of an API. My approach is always to build the API first, then implement other interfaces on top of it. Eating your own dog food makes for a better API.
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I agree 100%
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Inappropriate?Our Brightkite API Beta is now available: http://blog.brightkite.com/2008/07/10...
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