Richard McCutchen | April 11, 2011
Recently, after I published an entry on .NET Web Services someone said it would be nice if I did a follow-up showing now Web Services differ from WFC Services, so I thought that would be a perfect think to write about, especially because they’re so similar yet very much different. Richard McCutchenRichard has been a [...]
Richard McCutchen | April 11, 2011
In the first entry looking at the Bit.ly API and with it we looked at hoe to shorten a link and parse the response in either JSON or XML. In the 2nd entry we looked at how to extend the shortened link, and we looked at the different formats Bitly send back, like JSON and [...]
Richard McCutchen | April 9, 2011
Yesterday we started on an adventure which is the Bit.ly API. It’s quite a nice API, there is so much you can do with this API it’s list of features are quite outstanding. I showed how you can shrink a URL/Link and how to parse the format that’s returned (Json, XML or Text), so today we’re going to look at how to restore a URL/Link.
Richard McCutchen | April 6, 2011
In our last entry we looked at using Google’s new shortener from C#, today we’re going to be looking at using the Bit.ly API. The first task or a shortened is to make your links shorter, this comes in real handy with Twitter, which limits us to 140 characters. All data coming back from the [...]
