PodShow Developer Community

If you keep an eye on Adam Curry’s Weblog, this won’t be news.

PodShow are launching a number of new web services, and have set up a developer-oriented blog and podcast at developer.podshow.com where developers can find out more about PodShow’s upcoming technology initiatives including developer APIs, a mailing list and more.

In the inaugural podcast, Andrew Grumet and Scott Johnson discuss PodShow’s plans to create podcasting-related software and services and how PodShow will open these up to other developers.

It’s great to see PodShow getting off to a good start in being open about their services and getting developers involved from the beginning.

This entry was posted on Friday, January 20th, 2006 at 7:27 pm by Steve Harris and is filed under Podcasting, Software Development. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

2 Responses to “PodShow Developer Community”

  1. developer.podshow.com » Blog Archive » Steve Harris Says:
    January 20th, 2006 at 8:01 pm

    […] Steve Harris: “It’s great to see PodShow getting off to a good start in being open about their services and getting developers involved from the beginning.”  Thanks! […]

  2. FuzzyBlog » Blog Archive » Outstanding - First Podshow Potential Developer Says:
    January 20th, 2006 at 8:11 pm

    […] You shamelessly leap on the first win. And, with that, I think we may have the first win. Check out: Reinvented Software Blog / Feeder In the inaugural podcast, Andrew Grumet and Scott Johnson discuss PodShow’s plans to create podcasting-related software and services and how PodShow will open these up to other developers. It’s great to see PodShow getting off to a good start in being open about their services and getting developers involved from the beginning. More… And here’s his product: Feeder. Its a toolkit for RSS feed publishing on the Mac. Now do I know today how the PodShow APIs fit into his stuff? Nope. But I do know that you support the people who support you (and don’t think that a single inbound link isn’t support; it is) but by our endorsing him then he’ll help us figure that out. […]