New project – TumblrJ

Didn’t find much in the Java space for Tumblr, and I’m looking for a project, so I just got started. First check-in was done tonight:

http://code.google.com/p/tumblrj/

Not much to look at right now, but it will come for sure.

(New development is a bit slow because I just switched to Mac and the key mappings don’t match with the windows world, so I’m having to relearn a bit)

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