The Windows Live Messenger developer blog


Posted by RebelSean on Thu 13 Mar 2008 (17:59 GMT) (1538 views)
In case some of you missed Mix 08, there is now an official Windows Live Messenger Developer blog. For all of the API monkeys out there, this new blog is going to be the source of the new API releases for Windows Live Messenger. Here's a short message from the lead software developer, Steve Gordon:

In short, our team is focused on delivering APIs that enable all developers to build rich presence, IM and contacts experiences anywhere on the web that will delight users. We'll do our best to ensure that our APIs are simple to consume and provide you with the right functionality to build whatever you might dream up. To date, we've released an IM Control and Presence API that enables your users to embed their presence and a conversation window into your site. More...



View: The Official Windows Live Messenger Developer Blog
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    Comment by absorbation
    Posted on Fri 14 Mar 2008 (12:23 GMT)
    Looks interesting Sean, thanks for pointing this out. Also thanks for posting some news, I haven't done any in weeks (but I'll catch up today)!


    Comment by FileMaker Plugin
    Posted on Fri 14 Mar 2008 (08:59 GMT)
    Should be an interesting read! thanks for pointing it out

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