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Old 01-16-2008, 09:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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API? Where to start?
I am heard lots of great things about using API as a domainer.

I was told by my account manager that I should use their API because I have a great portfolio and it will be easier to manager?

Could anyone shed some light on what the benefits are? How would I implement this? Etc ...

Anything would help to get started.
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ask your account manager, they must have a start kit.
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You're going to need programming skills in order to implement them. The benefit is you can create mashups or tools to help you with your domains in the ways you need them.

What company are you referring to?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Applica...ming_interface

Essentially, an API is a way to link external code to your code to produce a program or application that combines elements of function and display.
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Thanks guys!
Great info.

I am referring to Smartname's API.
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