Your starting point for anything related to development with Dropbox should be the Dropbox Developers Center where you can find the API reference along with its basic concepts and best practices. To run the code, you’ll need PHP with cURL support and obviously a Dropbox account. To keep the article short and readable, I’ll keep the included code to a minimum and instead refer you to the full code available on GitHub. The client will perform some basic operations, such as authentication, listing files, and uploading and downloading files. According to Dropbox CEO Drew Houston, a photo auto-upload feature will also be debuting soon on the iPhone app.In this article we’ll explore the Dropbox PHP API by building a simple client for accessing files in a Dropbox account. It's expected that the new feature will go live today. This feature, which is already available in competitors like SugarSync and LogMeIn Cubby, makes Dropbox a competitor against file-sending services like YouSendIt. You can't make the link auto-expire instead, you'll need to make the file or folder private again using the Dropbox website. To use the new public sharing links, you right-click a file or folder and select "Get Link." This makes the file or folder public, using a link that is generated by Dropbox and then copied to your clipboard. The files you're linking to no longer need to be in your Dropbox Public folder. This update, which appears to be an end-run against the imminent launch of Google's competing Drive app, makes it possible to share read-only folders with anyone - regardless of whether or not they have a Dropbox account. Dropbox has just announced an update to its self-named service that provides new public sharing links.
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