So, your probably wondering what this site is all about?
Well, truthfully I don’t know yet 
— basically I wanted a location where I (and hopefully others) will be able to post the information learned about the Seesmic API and tricks/glitches learned.
Currently the API isn’t even public and the Seesmic dev team have even asked those of us who have figured it out to not use it a lot as Seesmic is growing very quickly and the Seesmic team is working to keep the site responsive while they scale to more and more users.
So right now this site is kinda dull and lifeless, but I’m going to start posting articles about how to use the API from Python and start looking for others to post about using the API from other languages.
Possible additions to the basic blog will most likely be a language/API page so you can scope out your favorite API implementation and basically anything else I can think of.
thanks!
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