Startups are releasing current web services; DNS, storage, as blockchain technologies. Blockstack, STORJ, Lisk for example have made their APIs accessible to third party developers by releasing packages on NPM accompanied with a well documented API and developer tutorials.  STORJ has the potential to replace an Amazon S3 bucket, there's a well documented API and video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPny2_ehLPU&list=PLEr5Xx0gHvFG55T-_kLKlWosSBw32vP9N by Barbara Liau deploying the STORJ API through widely used Nodejs applications like Express.

I understand I/O Coin has DNS on the blockchain, where A, CNAME and MX records can be created for domain names. Is this technology available for third parties and is there deployment documentation available?
--> yes this is available when we release DIONS. First through HTML5 wallet, after that through documented API.

Will I/O Coin offer storage that can be accessed through a JavaScript API?
--> yes this is available when we release DIONS. First through HTML5 wallet. Documents can be stored connected to your private key, after that through documented API. Fees needed to store data will be redistributed to the stakers.

Are there plans to improve access to I/O Coin technologies for third party developers through well documented JavaScript APIs?
--> yes. the biggest usage / entry point in the future will be third party apps that want to use Blockchain for their service. We will make it possible that apps can easily connect to our Blockchain

In the future, is  I/O Coin going to offer a blockchain database solution?
--> basically when we release DIONS it is a Blockchain database solution. Data, messaging, alias etc. All AES256 encrypted!

Look forward to your response, Maurice