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I am developing a quick and fun little app which will display in a lobby. All it really does is go country to country showing flag, population, etc.... for all countries particapting in this years olympics.
I am reusing code we created for the 2010 olympics, and one of its features was a feed how many medals each country had won (plus a total count on the side). The data was hosted on the offical website, but has since been removed. Its easy to build out this feature, but it makes the app much more interesting if I can get it working
Is there an free API available anywhere which feeds this information?
I googled "olympic data feed". The first two results were:
http://odf.olympictech.org/
http://odf.olympictech.org/help.htm
Down the page, I saw this:
http://www.stats.com/olympics.asp
Sounds like they are the official data people for the 2012 olympics.
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I want to do an app to control the stock of a repair shop having a log with all the reparations and issues and auto adjust the stock level whenever a piece is used on any reparations.
This app will be in a server and it would be access from different computers inside that network (actually inside the same vlan also).
Keeping in mind that i will be learning the language on the go and that my only experience with programming is C++ SQL and visual basic but the old one and all of that was 20 years back. (And i was a beginner the only app i did was with visual the typical video store program for clients to ask movies to rent wow i feel old..)
What language should i use/learn for this? Would be nice if its easy to learn/fast even if this app is going to be for my own use i don´t want to finish it in two years time
Thanks!
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I've googled the google out of google, does anyone have any good suggestions for random movie and -song API's? Not looking for anything special, I just need something to return a simple title. The simplest things seem to be hard to find.
Previously, I made a movie app on android and used data parsing API. I'm using The Movie DB, but you have to register an account first to get the API key from the website.
Sign up here:
https://www.themoviedb.org/signup
You can follow the directions from The Movie DB website to get your API Key:
https://developers.themoviedb.org/3/getting-started/introduction
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In Sendgrid, when viewing the recipient lists, it shows the open and click rates of each of the individual lists. Is there an API I can use to get those values? I tried using the Stats API but it shows per day, not per list. So is there an API to show the rates of each list?
No, there's not currently a way to do this through the API. Your best bet to get this one the roadmap is to start a discussion on our community board (http://community.sendgrid.com/).
You can also always reach out to our support team for questions like this!
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Are there any Seat Map API that's available on the market? We had a crude XML return
from a webservice that gives out available and occupied plane seats. On an ideal scenario, what I thought would be just to map out the return dataset with the Seat Map API and it would give me out a pretty representation (GUI) that we could use.
I searched the net but so far, there's seatguru (seatguru.com) but it doesn't have an API.
It would be hell if I do this from scratch as there are tons of airplane types and it varies from airline to airline.
Hey So after doing allot of searching and thinking about scraping or copy pasting or requesting from each airline directly their seat maps i found one source. lol go figure. Sabre Dev Studios has a new api Take a look at it here https://developer.sabre.com/docs/read/rest_apis/air/search/seat_map
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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!