spotify

Spotify search engine

Posted November 21, 2009 - 17:48 by stewart robinson

I just had a play around and built a trivial Spotify album search engine.

I built it because I said yesterday I would build a site in one day. This was pretty easy. Although it is a bit pants that it only searches albums. I should do more. I can do more. I might do more.

Edit: The spotify API changed slightly since I did this and I've noticed a few Notices coming through. I should clean this up a little more soon. Too busy with Full Fat Things and GeoSay right now

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