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You’re welcome to download and use the source described on this page, subject to the License Agreement. I'm going to assume you're a software developer and can figure this stuff out for yourself. It's terribly difficult to provide support for something I'm giving away. I hope you can understand that?

If you choose to accept the mission of using the source I wish you luck, and I'd love to hear from you, the good and the bad, hopefully more good than bad? Please drop me a line (rob.fahrni@gmail.com) to let me know what you're using along with information about your application. I'll add you to my list of applications using this code.

I'd also appreciate constructive criticism. I do have a desire to keep this code as fresh as possible, and make it pass the Professional Developer sniff test. Translation: I want developers to use this code, that's the whole point. So, if you see something that doesn't look correct, or would like to share a swell technique, I'm all ears. Thanks!

P8 is a collection of classes that allow Mac and iPhone/iPod Touch developers communicate with the ping.fm service API's.

P8 provides an easy way to work with ping.fm, and you, the developer, provide P8 with a delegate used to communicate ping.fm results back to you. Pretty simple.

When you download P8 here's what you're getting.

• P8 Classes for communicating with ping.fm.
• A test project, called, strangely enough, P8.
• A test application that illustrates how to hook-up a delegate, create an instance of P8, and invoke methods.

Please read the license agreement before you start using P8. You'll also find a copy with the source, LICENSE.txt.

Get the P8 source - SVN read-only access.
**NOTE: This is still under development, about 60% complete. It's a work in progress.**

Last Updated: July 19, 2009

Keywords: Objective-C, Cocoa, ping.fm, Mac, iPhone, iPod Touch, Source, Open Source, BSD.
* P8 is a play on words. I started creating what I called PingFmEngine and I wasn't happy with the name. So I changed it to P8, as in V8, since it's an Engine for ping.fm.

Please read the license agreement before you start using Shrty. You'll also find a copy with the source, LICENSE.txt.

Get the Shrty source - SVN read-only access.
**NOTE: This is still under development. It's a work in progress.**

Last Updated: January 03, 2010

Keywords: Objective-C, Cocoa, bit.ly, j.mp, tr.im, ping.fm, su.pr, YOURLS, Mac, iPhone, iPod Touch, Source, Open Source, BSD.