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When there is a new release with a version change, or any release that may cause deprecation, how are developers notified? is there an email list that we can sign up for?
I have been documenting this for almost 200 api's, some use twitter, some send alert emails, some rely on statuspage, admins who have created apps, and even some have no system at all. I am trying to find out how developers are notified when a new release to the evernote api is imminent.
That hasn't really happened, deprecated APIs have been kept around so far and not actually removed. We do make changes in sdks though and remove deprecated methods in newer versions, as well as add new methods.
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I'm wondering if there is an API of some sort available from Apple for iCloud, to which one can hook into and get notified when contact information changes.
The point of this is that I'm wondering whether it is possible to sync contacts from iCloud outside of iCloud (e.g. from iCloud to some sync server and then to other devices).
Thanks!
Here's an implementation of what you are looking for.
Although there is a bug within it, when you have more than 500 contacts, it doesn't work.
I think there is a problem with pagination. If you find out what's wrong with it, do tell.
https://github.com/mindcollapse/iCloud-API
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I am making an application and would like for this application to be able to retrieve data from Mozilla Thunderbird. However, I have only been able to find an API for Thunderbird extensions. Is there an API that will allow native applications, outside of Thunderbird to interact with Thunderbird's databases?
No. But you could create a Thunderbird extension and communicate with it via TCP sockets (see nsIServerSocket). That extension would do the "dirty work" for you. If you want to get the data while Thunderbird isn't running then the only solution will be redoing the database reading logic in your application (Thunderbird is open-source of course but reusing its code will be hard). Btw, the .msf files use the infamous Mork file format.
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I am looking for a library / code generator that supports the UsernameToken profile of WS-Security for using a SOAP webservice.
I looked at wsdl2objc and WSClient++, but neither of them seem to support it. It would of course be possible to add it to the code, but then I'd have to do it all over again when I generate the code anew after a change to the webservice.
I have not found any libraries that really solve the issue, but I found out that it is rather easy to patch the necessary functionality into wsdl2objc, which is open source and works a lot better than WSClient++. I will submit a patch to them as soon as I have cleaned up my patch a little.
This is a strong warning against WSClient++. It's bad code quality and not open source. Do not buy the license. It will cause you only headaches.
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I have already read the Instapaper API page, but it only explains how to:
Authenticate a user.
Add an article to read later.
What I would like is information to programmatically:
Retrieve a list of the articles in the "Read Later" list.
Archive, favourite, put in a folder, delete a given article from the list.
Create and delete folders.
I don't think there's a public API available yet, that would give you the functionality you're requesting.
According to this interview with Marco Arment, the creator of Instapaper, he plans to extend his API in the future:
"[...] I do intend to make a fully
featured API available soon that would
enable third-party developers to make
Instapaper clients if they wish.”
Update:
In the meanwhile, Marco Arment has made the full Instapaper API available. The only restriction is, that the API can only used by paid-subscriber accounts (currently 1$/month).
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I don't seem to find any documentation on how to implement an home screen plugin for Nokia E52 devices.
Does someone know how to do this or where this documentation is?
The Active Idle Plugin API is not publicly available. You can get hold of it through Forum Nokia's API partnering program. Even then you basically need a custom firmware build as the plugins can only be loaded from ROM. However, there are some hints that the strict ROM only policy could have been relaxed in S60 3.2 that E52 is running but I was unable to find any specific public information.