I don't understand using google if WhatsApp API are alive, and how to use it. No documentation, no links, no tutorials. Only articles about "WhatsAPP API won't be public".
What's the truth?
Straight answer to your question is, there is no publicly available WhatsApp API. It is because WhatsApp Inc does not offer its propriety instant messenger as open-source.
But if you are really interested you can check Yowsup library or'WhatsApp-purple' and another reverse engineered library available in GIT
Hope its helpful for you
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I love the new "Live Redirect on YouTube" feature but I can't find it anywhere in any of the Youtube APIs. This is the official support for the YouTube Live Streaming API so I'm hoping one of you will be able to point me to where it is.
Bonus - there's a very similar feature I can't remember the official name of that lets you play a promo video just before a Broadcast, while people are waiting. If that's not in the same API, I'd love a pointer to it as well.
Thanks!
I downloaded the SendGrid NuGet package but can't find the documentation for it anywhere online...
To be specific I'm looking for something that shows me classes, methods, and properties.
Something similar to: https://www.newtonsoft.com/json/help/html/Methods_T_Newtonsoft_Json_Linq_JObject.htm#!
Twilio SendGrid developer evangelist here.
I can't find a set of docs of classes/methods/properties, but there is this document on usage covering all the APIs and then the API reference has all the detail you need on what API requests and responses should look like.
could someone share any links where described how Google Hangouts works under the hood? I've googled a lot about it and no answer. I know that they lately started to use WebRTC. Interesting about does it use WebRTC gateway? How there peers connected? Is there any mesh network of peers? How they managed to support up to 25 users in video call?
Thanks in advance!
https://webrtchacks.com/hangout-analysis-philipp-hancke/ shows a mid-2014 analysis. This is not using a mesh but a server.
Please explain what are features available in UCWA API (Lync)? I'm interested in the following:
Screen Sharing?
Video Chatting?
Voice Chatting?
Send a file?
I want to access UCWA API in android code, is it possible?
As per the About link of UCWA, API helps you to do the following things,
-Anonymous Web Chat.
-Support audio conferencing
-Light up IM & Presence in your Line-Of-Business app, including Windows 8, iPad, and others
-Inline Instant Messaging into your application (Contextual Communications)
-Search for Skype and/or business contacts
-Better together with UCMA Customer Care family of apps
Also you can refer this site UCWA Capabilities
A good wealth of information surrounding UCWA is available at http://ucwa.lync.com paying specific attention to the Documentation menu. A good rundown of features can be found at Core-Features which do not currently (CU3+) include screen sharing, video, voice, data collaboration (sending a file).
It is possible to place a audio call using a feature named Call-Via-Work which requires the user provide a callback number that Lync will use to connect you with the remote party, but it is not exactly the same as an audio call between two parties.
I want to access UCWA API in android code, is it possible?
There are sample libraries available (UCWA Helper Libraries) in JavaScript, but it is quite possible to use the libraries to construct code to run on an Android platform (Java, etc).
Is there any official Winrt SDK's are available for Dorpbox, EverNote and GoogleDoc. I searched for this in the internet but didn't find any working solutions. If anyone know more about this(Either official or 3rd party sdk's) Please share your thoughts with me.
Thanks in advance,
Stephan
Dropbox don't have WinRT api and probably it' wont change in near future, but you can also use REST Api:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/core/api
So you can simply use this REST api because Windows 8/RT supports programing in JavaScript and HTML:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/windows/apps/br229565
EverNote and GoogleDoc should have some REST api too.