Windows Live Dev
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| Windows Live Dev | |
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 Windows Live Dev homepage |
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| Developed by | Microsoft |
| Genre | Developer Center |
| Website | http://dev.live.com |
Windows Live Dev is a development center and supplier of software development kits for the Windows Live Platform. It provides information on getting started with Windows Live services, latest documentation and APIs, samples, access to community areas and relevant blogs, and announcements of future releases and innovations.
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[edit] Services
There are currently 13 services available on Windows Live Dev for developers to help build their applications on the Windows Live Platform:
- Windows Live Alerts
- Windows Live Contacts
- Windows Live Custom Domains
- Windows Live Expo
- Windows Live Gadgets
- Windows Live ID
- Windows Live Messenger
- Windows Live Spaces
- Windows Live Spaces Photo Control
- Windows Live Writer
- Live Search
- Microsoft Silverlight Streaming by Windows Live
- Virtual Earth
[edit] Windows Live Platform
- See also: Windows Live SDK
Windows Live Platform allows developers to have a deeper control and offers access to the core Windows Live services and data through open and easily accessible APIs. Developers can build applications and mashups that combine innovation with the power of Windows Live services and social relationships.[1]
At MIX07, Microsoft's Senior Architect Danny Thrope mentioned:[2]
| “ | [The Windows Live Platform] today can combine video, photos, contacts, maps, and search into web applications. Users can drop web controls into the web applications with just a few lines of JavaScript and be up and running in a matter of minutes, and they can dive a little deeper to access service APIs directly and define their own UI and process flow. Users have control over what applications can access their private data, and can revoke that access at any time. | ” |
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