Intuit Developer Blog
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Publishing on QuickBooks Apps.com Now Easier
We’ve heard your feedback! A lot of you have provided input on the publishing process for QuickBooks Apps.com. We’re working hard to meet your needs and have made an important change to the requirements for publishing on Apps.com. What’s new Apps published on QuickBooks Apps.com must implement single sign-on (SSO). To ease the way for […]
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Dev site + Sandbox down Saturday, March 21
We’ll be doing some updates on Saturday, March 21 starting at 7 am PDT. The Developer site and sandbox will down for approximately 10 hours and Apps.com will down for approximately 3 hours. Please follow https://twitter.com/intuitdevstatus for updates.
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QuickBooks Connect Hackathon winner goes live on Apps.com
Hackathons sometimes have a reputation of having short-lived rewards: all the caffeine you can drink, elimination of the need to sleep, camaraderie with fellow insomniacs, networking opportunities, and, on occasion, there’s even beer! This may be due to the fact that not many hackers get to see their time, effort, and hard work blossom into […]
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Reports API: Upcoming fix in date format
We have had a lot of developers report a bug about the format of date returned from the reports API response. Even though the reports API specification mentions that all dates are in YYYY-MM-DD format, this does not hold good for cases where company settings are modified to use a different formatting option for date […]
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Open Platform is Key to Success for Intuit as QuickBooks Online Nears 1M Subscribers
Today’s small business owners are much like the consumers of a decade ago making the switch from a flip-phone to a smartphone. They understand that the cloud offers more than the promise of an improved product. The iPhone did not simply represent a better version of a flip-phone. It completely changed what a phone was […]
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Top 20 Intuit Developer Questions
I get a lot of email from developers, almost too many to keep up with. In many cases, it is the same questions over and over again. In order to get you faster answers, and to help me get to #InBoxZero, I’ve compiled a list of the top 20 questions in my inbox.
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Monthly Intuit Developer Call: March 2015
Lon Orenstein, from Dashboards+Sync for QuickBooks and Microsoft CRM and Map Business Online hosts a monthly developer call for Intuit Developers. Per Lon: “The purpose is for developers to get together and talk about things specific to dev issues (especially technical ones), how we run our business, how we deal with Intuit, and any other topics you’d like to […]
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SMB “App”ortunity catches fire
This is a guest post by Gretchen Salyer, Director of Ecosystem Partnerships for Intuit Developer It’s great to see others catching on to the incredible opportunity developers have to solve critical small business needs in this week’s VentureBeat article on opportunities for developers to build apps for fin-tech. This article reemphasizes a market opportunity […]
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New Developer Panel – Join Now!
We want to hear from you! Help us make Intuit Developer work better. Join our Developer Panel to share your thoughts on documentation, support tickets, design, or any pain points you may have. This is a great chance to tell us about what you need, what you like, and what issues you’ve encountered. How the […]
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OAuth for Intuit demystified
The OAuth protocol enables websites or applications (Consumers) to access Protected Resources from a web service (Service Provider) via an API, without requiring Users to disclose their Service Provider credentials to the Consumers. OAuth can be a complex phenomenon to understand especially when you have to open its guts for troubleshooting when issues arise.