lildude just announced over on dgrin that his PHP wrapper, phpSmug, has been released.
Like the Java kit, this is a great entry for the API contest in its own right, but don’t be surprised if other entrants build off of it.
tags: api, contest, java, php, smugmug
We’re running a contest this month where you can win an iPhone (or something of comparable value, should you live in a non-iPhone territory or not want one).
Don’t forget that API developers get lifetime free Pro accounts, so it’s free to play.
tags: api, contest, smugmug
Riyad Kalla sends word that his Java API for SmugMug is complete and available for everyone to use. Very cool!
tags: api, java, smugmug
Just a quick note to let everyone know that v1.2.1 is out in beta form and v1.2.0 has been marked as stable.
Enjoy!
tags: api, smugmug
As supplements to this blog and the message forum we already have, we’ve added two new email mailing lists:
api-announce - for announcements from SmugMug only, no discussion
api-discussion - for ongoing discussion of the API, how to use it, etc
If those sound like they’re right up your alley - go subscribe!
tags: api, api announcements, api discussion, [...]
Seems like we nailed pretty much every bug in the 1.1.1 release, so that’s now the GA release and we’re moving on. 1.2.0 is the new beta release and contains a bunch of great stuff:
New reponse formats: JSON and serialized PHP
Updated REST and XML-RPC response formats to closely match JSON and PHP
1.2.0 is [...]
We just released a significant bugfix update to our beta version, v1.1.1. Here are the changes:
Private galleries are displayed in smugmug.users.getTree if you’re the owner and logged in
smugmug.albums.getInfo has recent features and fields listed, such as CanRank, ProofDays, Backprinting, WatermarkID, and PasswordHint
All known bugs with adding/renaming/deleting/getting Categories and SubCategories have been fixed
The login functions [...]
This wouldn’t happen for a long time, but we’re considering deprecating XML-RPC, and here’s why:
The majority of new applications using the API are using REST rather than XML-RPC.
REST is far easier to develop for and debug - you just use any web browser.
REST responses are more human-readable, making it easier to develop
Maintaining XML-RPC takes a [...]
After far too long, we’ve released an update to v1.1.1, our current beta release, that fixes some bugs and adds some functionality. I’m hoping we can wrap this one up, flag it as ‘released’ rather than beta, and move on.
This release is thanks to devbobo and all his hard work. He’s now SmugMug’s [...]
