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Da bin ich nun- wie viele von euch bin auch ich durch die Bild-Zensur auf Flickr auf diesen Dienst aufmerksam geworden. Ich bin mir noch nicht ganz sicher ob ich wirklich hierher wechseln werde- aber die Chancen dafuer stehen gut ;-)

Was mir bei Ipernity fehlt:
- Groups (ist aber lt. den News schon in Arbeit)
- eine oeffentliche API (lt. einen Flickr-Post soll es die aber geben)

Was mir an Ipernity gefaellt:
- Schickes Layout, das sehr an Flickr erinnert, aber dennoch ein paar nette Features mitbringt
- Die Moeglichkeit, seine "Homebase" zu bearbeiten (Farben und so)
- Google Maps anstatt der Yahoo Maps ;-)
- Integriertes Blog und die Moeglichkeit auch Videos, etc. zu veroeffentlichen (ich hab' zwar schon ein Blog, aber dennoch isses ein "nice to have")
- Die vielen bekannten Gesichter, die schon auf Flickr zu meinem "Netzwerk" gehoeren :)

Wenn die beiden Punkte erfuellt sind, steht einem Wechsel wohl nichts im Wege. Ich werde aber meinen Flickr-Account weiterhin am "leben" lassen.

Mal sehen was sich in den naechsten Tagen/Wochen ergibt :)

Just a simple test entry to check out the "publish on blog" function. I'm wondering how this wil look together with the included audio file ;-)

Yay! I decided to give ipernity a chance and just subscribed to my pro account (you probably already mentioned the little "pro"-flag besides to my screen name) ;-)

From now on, I will only upload new picutes to ipernity instead of flickr. I'm curious to see how this will develop :)

Things I'd like to see:
- Documented API (I already mentioned that it shall be released in the next 2 weeks :) )
- Groups (Also already in development :) )
- Trackbacks for the blog
- Guest passes (posibility to invite people w/o ipernity account to see a specific album which is marked as "private")

Yay! Another big step into "Pixlr goes Multiplatform" has been done. I just finished my first tests with the Ipernity API and I was already able to authenticate Pixlr with my Ipernity account.



The Ipernity API isn't that big yet, and most of the methods I need for Pixlr, aren't avail. yet - but according to the Iperntiy-Team, it will be expanded soon!

The biggest step for Pixlr to be usable for many different platform has been finished by me yesterday. I completelly wrote my own interface to the Flickr API. This means that Pixlr doesn't depend on the 3rd party module Flickr::API anymore but uses Pixlr::API::Flickr now. But that's not the big news... instead of calling Pixlr::API::Flickr, it now calls Pixlr::API( 'service' => 'flickr' ); this makes Pixlr easily extendable to other platforms (like Iperntiy or Zooomr). I also just finished the first beta of Pixlr::API::Ipernity and did some tests - which all worked fine. I'm curisous to test out all the other functions/methos with Ipernity - looking forward to it :)

On this way, a big thanks to Christophe from the Ipernity-Team for being so kind to offer me an API key for Pixlr :)