It seems Twitter has not exactly turned out to be what everyone had hoped, which has probably dampened the enthusiasm. Also, it seems the long-term goal is to build an API with no mention of what happens afterwards.
So, aside from crowdfunding, how is app.net a long-term business?
Anyone can write a good-bad-indifferent API and publish the standard, but what differentiates these guys from some other api that does exactly the same thing?
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Fatigue? Apathy? Both?
It seems Twitter has not exactly turned out to be what everyone had hoped, which has probably dampened the enthusiasm. Also, it seems the long-term goal is to build an API with no mention of what happens afterwards.
So, aside from crowdfunding, how is app.net a long-term business?
Anyone can write a good-bad-indifferent API and publish the standard, but what differentiates these guys from some other api that does exactly the same thing?