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I am looking for a API from a popular game.
Googled a lot and seems to be very hard to find information or api's from games.
A lot for mobile apps but not looking for that.
I've never used this, but I believe Blizzard has a pretty extensive API which I believe is free. They have many popular games played by millions of people, including World of Warcraft, Starcraft, Overwatch, etc.
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Are there companies using this technology in production? I would like to find some benchmarks and use cases. We are considering switching to deepstream with mongo from our current firebase setup. But I want to make sure it can handle and scale well enough to meet our demands.
Additionally, if you are using it, what kinds of tech have you used to load test it?
Maybe you can take a look here where it is stated that:
4 companies reportedly use deepstream.io in their tech stacks, including all, DelightSoft, GraphicWeave, Adinject
Unfortunately, I can not answer your other questions, but you could contact the companies for further info :)
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I am curious is there any voice recognition technology in the market such that it is able to identify different people through different voice.
Basically the technology i am searching for is able to model people's voices.
Nuance VocalPassword is one that I know of. It does exactly like you say, allows users to go through an enrolment process to create a voiceprint which that then be used to authenticate.
http://www.nuance.com/for-business/customer-service-solutions/voice-biometrics/vocalpassword/index.htm
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Looking for a movie/TV API that offers previews (trailers), via widgets or links, as well.
I know IMDB has an API, but it only has metadata. Internet Video Archive also has an API, but, well, lets just say they seem a bit incompetent.
I could use YouTube, but I'd get a lot of cruft and unofficial results. Anyone else have any ideas?
Internet video archive: http://api.internetvideoarchive.com/
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I'm looking for alternatives to Google Book Search API.
Ideally, something with more detailed information about books.
Try the RESTful API from ISBN DB http://isbndb.com/api/v2/docs
I have been using the API from the literature social network GoodReads https://www.goodreads.com/api
I find the results are a lot more relevant then Google Books because there relevance ordering takes a books popularity on the site into account. You don't get results like multiple versions of the same book or some obscure essay (this could be a plus or a minus depending on what you're doing).
However, the images are often missing and when they are there they are very low res!
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I'm looking to locate a good resource (book or otherwise) on safety critical systems development techniques/methodologies, especially something that will cover both hardware and software . I have a sound working knowledge of C/C++, so even if it is just code on SourceForge etc I would still appreciate a link to it to have a browse.
Thanks.
The podcast Software Engineering Radio has some episodes which talk about e.g. real-time and fault tolerant systems which I found very informative. Those episodes also had good references to books.