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Presented in the Lightning Rounds at the 2008 Ajax Experience. Rapid tour through the Netflix API and some examples of using the APIs in the first Netflix Hack Day. See http://developer.netflix.com for more information.

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hacking netﬂix
lightning tour of the netﬂix public api

Bill Scott
Director, UI Engineering
Ajax Experience ‘08

1

the team*

*These guys get the credit (I am just the one talking about it :-)
clockwise from top-right: Anuradha Sonvane, Priya Poolavari, JR Conlin, Adam Durfee, Michael Hart, Team, Jeff Marsh, Michael Cohen
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and some innovated via scraping!
Media Center Player

5

rest api

title search. title details. queue mgmt.
ratings. title states. autocomplete search.
synopsis. directors. cast. formats. title
search. basic recommendations. people
search. people details. ﬁlmography.
member ratings. member history. member
reviews. previews. member queues.

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api.netﬂix.com

catalog users

titles people user

rental recom-
title autocomplete index person queues title_states ratings
history mendations

ﬁlmography title
synopsis disc instant at_home

formats
awards available available received actual

cast
saved saved watched predicted
directors

screen
formats
languages
& audio

similars
previews

seasons
episodes

web page
ofﬁcial web
page

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feeds
personalized. more secure. recent dvd
adds. recent instant watch adds. instant
queue. recent ratings. movies at home.
recommendations. move reviews.

public feeds. top 100. new releases.
new instant watch. last weeks top
instant. last 3 months top instant. top
25 in 20 genres.

available via rest api.

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standards

rest. rss. atom. xml. json. oauth. javascript.

amg movie ids. tms (TV) ids.

21

hack day Q3’08
(exercising the apis)

22

Degrees of
Separation

Credit: Gib Biddle, Juliana Diaz, Brian Cox

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Chat with
Netﬂix Bot

Credit: Sudhir Tonse

25

Movie ﬁltering,
ﬁnding on a 3D wall

Credit: Navin Prasad, Chris Smith, Steven Dreyer
26

Mood based
recommendations

Credit: Todd Yellin, Kim Trott, Evers Ding, Shelby LaBadie
27

Bollywood Movie
Finding for Instant
Watch

[ie8 accelerator]

Credit:
Priya Poolavari, Anu Sonvane
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Suggestions
from other member
movie lists

29

Blackberry app iPhone native app
for adding movies to for managing instant
Queue playlist

Credit: Max Spivak; Adrian Cockcroft, Jian Wu

30

IE8 Netﬂix
Accelerator

Credit: Bill Scott

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1. hacking netﬂix lightning tour of the netﬂix public api Bill Scott Director, UI Engineering Ajax Experience ‘08 1

2. the team* *These guys get the credit (I am just the one talking about it :-) clockwise from top-right: Anuradha Sonvane, Priya Poolavari, JR Conlin, Adam Durfee, Michael Hart, Team, Jeff Marsh, Michael Cohen 2

3. hard to hack with just rss 3

4. still some innovated 4

5. and some innovated via scraping! Media Center Player 5

6. very hard to maintain 6

7. public api widgets rest feeds 7

8. widgets 8

9. 9

10. 10

11. rest api 11

12. rest api title search. title details. queue mgmt. ratings. title states. autocomplete search. synopsis. directors. cast. formats. title search. basic recommendations. people search. people details. ﬁlmography. member ratings. member history. member reviews. previews. member queues. 12

13. api.netflix.com catalog users titles people user rental recom- title autocomplete index person queues title_states ratings history mendations filmography title synopsis disc instant at_home formats awards available available received actual cast saved saved watched predicted directors screen formats languages & audio similars previews seasons episodes web page official web page 13

14. api.netflix.com catalog users titles people user rental recom- title autocomplete index person queues title_states ratings history mendations filmography title synopsis disc instant at_home formats awards available available received actual cast saved saved watched predicted directors screen formats languages & audio similars previews seasons episodes web page official web page 14

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17. api.netflix.com catalog users titles people user rental recom- title autocomplete index person queues title_states ratings history mendations filmography title synopsis disc instant at_home formats awards available available received actual cast saved saved watched predicted directors screen formats languages & audio similars previews seasons episodes web page official web page 17

18. 18

19. feeds 19

20. feeds personalized. more secure. recent dvd adds. recent instant watch adds. instant queue. recent ratings. movies at home. recommendations. move reviews. public feeds. top 100. new releases. new instant watch. last weeks top instant. last 3 months top instant. top 25 in 20 genres. available via rest api. 20

21. standards rest. rss. atom. xml. json. oauth. javascript. amg movie ids. tms (TV) ids. 21

22. hack day Q3’08 (exercising the apis) 22

23. 23

24. Degrees of Separation Credit: Gib Biddle, Juliana Diaz, Brian Cox 24

25. Chat with Netﬂix Bot Credit: Sudhir Tonse 25

26. Movie ﬁltering, ﬁnding on a 3D wall Credit: Navin Prasad, Chris Smith, Steven Dreyer 26

27. Mood based recommendations Credit: Todd Yellin, Kim Trott, Evers Ding, Shelby LaBadie 27

28. Bollywood Movie Finding for Instant Watch [ie8 accelerator] Credit: Priya Poolavari, Anu Sonvane 28

29. Suggestions from other member movie lists 29

30. Blackberry app iPhone native app for adding movies to for managing instant Queue playlist Credit: Max Spivak; Adrian Cockcroft, Jian Wu 30

31. IE8 Netﬂix Accelerator Credit: Bill Scott 31

32. http://developer.netﬂix.com 32

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