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New YouTube API= Flex Apps To Manage YouTube Videos?

Posted At : March 12, 2008 12:52 PM | Posted By : Brian
Related Categories: Web development, RIAs, Flex
YouTube announced the release of a new set of APIs today that (from what I've read so far) allow you to use YouTube as a web service. You can use API calls to log into YouTube, upload videos, list videos, edit the metadata about videos, and more.

Flex is obviously well-positioned to make use of these new APIs, given that the videos themselves are done in Flash. I wonder what apps will come out of this new development?

Here's the link to the main YouTube API page:

http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/overview.html

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