Developers of the World, Untie!
11:00 AM Jan 04, 2006
Oops, make that "unite"...
One of the most consistent requests we've gotten from our customers is to give more support to those among you who are "developers" -- people building software on our platform, or integrating our tools with their own sites.
We listened, and if that sounds good to you, you'll be excited to hear that we're bootstrapping a DIA Developer Network. This will be our mechanism for getting tech info and support out to the folks who need it, so you can spend less time sweating over implementation details and more time building kick-a** systems.
Membership is free, of course.
Warning: Developer Network members are assumed to be programmers and/or hard core techies of other stripes. We'll be dumping some pretty serious geekery on you if you join. If that doesn't sound appealing, the Developer Network is probably not for you.
I figured I'd open this up first to the readers of our blog, so if you're reading this, here's your opportunity to get in on the ground floor...
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