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Dwolla API client for node.js. Updated to use new Dwolla API endpoints and response format 

In this tutorial, we show you some basic database operations that will be useful in making your application data persistent across multiple sessions. After reading this tutorial, you will understand the principles of: •Creating a blank database, and adding a table •Connect to a database using a socket •Making queries to an existing database •Update an existing table entry with new data •Create a new entry in the database table •Using a database system with a telephonic application To navigate through this tutorial, use the Previous and Next buttons at the bottom of this screen. NEXT 

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This document is intended to provide a brief technical introduction to 3TIER’s FirstLook Basic API. The FirstLook Basic API enables developers, installers, manufacturers, and others involved with renewable energy to use 3TIER’s annual mean solar and wind information within their products and services. This is the same information used to power 3TIER’s FirstLook wind and solar assessment sites. The API provides secure access to annual mean wind speed at 20m-80m hub heights, annual GHI, and confidence intervals for each value. 

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Source code for the sample Digg Lite application, created to show off the new writable Digg API. 

The WhereIsNow™ Web Service Client Library project is a java library used to query the WhereIsNow™ Web Services. You can freely embed it in your code to easily develop new clients and integrate the WhereIsNow™ features in your own applications. 

Gluestick is a simple interface to the Glue API for Ruby. Rather than learning a new set of methods, you just use Glue's native methods. 

Example of creating a new invoice inside a MoneyBird account. 

Shows how to use a Google Spreadsheet and The New York Times Campaign Data API to summarize and visualize campaign data.