FormSpring API Beta Testers Needed
Chris Lucas at Recursive Function pinged me on Facebook today to let me know about a new API that they are launching for their FormSpring product. FormSpring is a hosted web-form utility that, according to the company, is "The easy way to build, host and process online forms."
According to the FormSpring blog, they're looking for a group of programmers to beta-test the API. From the post:
We’ve been working on creating the new FormSpring API, and are currently looking for beta testers to try it out and give us feedback. The API will let programmers add, edit and retrieve data stored within your FormSpring account, and currently returns data in XML, JSON and serialized PHP.
I'm going to take a closer look at FormSpring in the next few weeks and post a review here. I think it has a lot of potential to save businesses (and their web developers) a lot of time and infrastructure. Stay Tuned.
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