samtrinston

I don't agree with this statement. If a user can access a Space through the Evernote UI, that same user should have the equivalent access through the API. Anyway, the fact that it's not available through API means I can't use this feature. Thanks for your input, I am starting to understand.

Right. I am totally new to this. So I see the benefits, except for the fact that the Evernote API doesn't have access to Spaces. I have confirmed this in two ways: (a) I tried it myself - if a notebook is shared with me, the notebooks in the Space are inaccessible through the API, and (b) I got confirmation from Evernote dev support on this matter. So for me, the API thing is a deal-breaker. I will need to use shared notebooks to interface Evernote with external systems.

Oh, so it's more like a "collection" of resources? I see. So now I guess I need to figure out how to get access to Spaces through the API. Seems this is not possible (per Stack Overflow). I'll get in touch with dev support.

I don't understand why teams would use Spaces instead of Notebooks. I real all the literature and don't see a definitive reason. Also, notes that reside in Spaces are not accessible through the API. And so if Evernote is integrated into external processes Spaces is pretty useless actually. Please, what am I missing?