Adam DuVander
Adam DuVander has written for WebMonkey, Wired.com's web developer resource, since 2000. He has presented his work at SXSW and O'Reilly's Where 2.0 conference. DuVander founded Portland Web Innovators and sits on the board of Portland nonprofit Legion of Tech. He blogs at mapscripting.com.

Map Scripting 101 Map Scripting 101 (No Starch)
by Adam DuVander
August 2010
Print: $34.95
Ebook: $27.95

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9,000 APIs: Mobile Gets Serious

April 30 2013

The ProgrammableWeb directory marches toward quintuple digits. Having just passed 9,000 APIs, the next milestone ahead looks even bigger. Of course, all the recent milestones look huge compared to the directory at the end of 2005, when it sat at just 105 APIs. In addition to continuing the rise of… read more

ProgrammableWeb Joins MuleSoft

April 23 2013

The API landscape has changed a lot since ProgrammableWeb was founded in 2005. While developers are still mashing together services for fun, APIs are also driving real business. Being a voice for this transformation is an exciting privilege. We're thrilled to continue and expand this role in the community, now… read more

The state of mapping APIs

September 07 2010

Map APIs took off in 2005, and during the ensuing years the whole notion of maps has changed. Where once they were slick add-ons, map functionality is now a necessary -- and expected -- tool. In this piece, Adam DuVander looks at the current state of mapping and he explains… read more

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