It's time to admit Lemmy has won the "the biggest reddit alternative" award, why it's time for all of us to consider supporting it (here's why) + reopening r/LemmyMigrationLee Duna@lemmy.nz to Reddit@lemmy.world – 1734 points – 11 months agoold.reddit.com479Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentYeah, the latter. There is an API, but I think it was only released in the last month or so. I'm not sure to what extent it's complete. A kbin instance can be downloaded as a PWA, and it works decent. As for third party apps there's Lunar, iOS only. Haven't tried it. There was also Artemis. It had the best UI/UX design I've ever seen. Unfortunately the dev appears to have vanished. Before the API, I think they were web scraping.That's definitely not true, they had an API back in September when I looked into adding support for it They didn't have an sdk, but the API most certainly has been around for a whileYou're correct. I misunderstood. The API has indeed been around for a while. The main instance (kbin.social) only started using it around a month ago: https://kbin.social/m/kbinDevlog/t/642285/kbin-RTR-19-Summary-of-current-work-and-plans-for-the Apologies for the confusion.Ah... That I didn't know, I read through the documentation to see how hard it would be, but I never tried to use it If that's true, I see your point... That's not nearly as bad as not having an API, but it's still a deal breaker
Yeah, the latter. There is an API, but I think it was only released in the last month or so. I'm not sure to what extent it's complete. A kbin instance can be downloaded as a PWA, and it works decent. As for third party apps there's Lunar, iOS only. Haven't tried it. There was also Artemis. It had the best UI/UX design I've ever seen. Unfortunately the dev appears to have vanished. Before the API, I think they were web scraping.That's definitely not true, they had an API back in September when I looked into adding support for it They didn't have an sdk, but the API most certainly has been around for a whileYou're correct. I misunderstood. The API has indeed been around for a while. The main instance (kbin.social) only started using it around a month ago: https://kbin.social/m/kbinDevlog/t/642285/kbin-RTR-19-Summary-of-current-work-and-plans-for-the Apologies for the confusion.Ah... That I didn't know, I read through the documentation to see how hard it would be, but I never tried to use it If that's true, I see your point... That's not nearly as bad as not having an API, but it's still a deal breaker
That's definitely not true, they had an API back in September when I looked into adding support for it They didn't have an sdk, but the API most certainly has been around for a whileYou're correct. I misunderstood. The API has indeed been around for a while. The main instance (kbin.social) only started using it around a month ago: https://kbin.social/m/kbinDevlog/t/642285/kbin-RTR-19-Summary-of-current-work-and-plans-for-the Apologies for the confusion.Ah... That I didn't know, I read through the documentation to see how hard it would be, but I never tried to use it If that's true, I see your point... That's not nearly as bad as not having an API, but it's still a deal breaker
You're correct. I misunderstood. The API has indeed been around for a while. The main instance (kbin.social) only started using it around a month ago: https://kbin.social/m/kbinDevlog/t/642285/kbin-RTR-19-Summary-of-current-work-and-plans-for-the Apologies for the confusion.Ah... That I didn't know, I read through the documentation to see how hard it would be, but I never tried to use it If that's true, I see your point... That's not nearly as bad as not having an API, but it's still a deal breaker
Ah... That I didn't know, I read through the documentation to see how hard it would be, but I never tried to use it If that's true, I see your point... That's not nearly as bad as not having an API, but it's still a deal breaker
Yeah, the latter. There is an API, but I think it was only released in the last month or so. I'm not sure to what extent it's complete.
A kbin instance can be downloaded as a PWA, and it works decent.
As for third party apps there's Lunar, iOS only. Haven't tried it.
There was also Artemis. It had the best UI/UX design I've ever seen. Unfortunately the dev appears to have vanished.
Before the API, I think they were web scraping.
That's definitely not true, they had an API back in September when I looked into adding support for it
They didn't have an sdk, but the API most certainly has been around for a while
You're correct. I misunderstood. The API has indeed been around for a while.
The main instance (kbin.social) only started using it around a month ago: https://kbin.social/m/kbinDevlog/t/642285/kbin-RTR-19-Summary-of-current-work-and-plans-for-the
Apologies for the confusion.
Ah... That I didn't know, I read through the documentation to see how hard it would be, but I never tried to use it
If that's true, I see your point... That's not nearly as bad as not having an API, but it's still a deal breaker