I've looked through the forum and have noticed that similar questions have generally been responded to as 'off-topic', as they "tend to attract opinionated answers and spam." I realize this might not be the correct place to discuss the rightness or wrongness of that decision, but I can't post my question on the meta site as I don't have sufficient reputation. Ergo I'm hoping by posting it here that I can gain sufficient rep to be able to post it there!
I realize this seems to be a rather convoluted way of doing things, but I can't figure out another way of doing it. If there is another way of being able to post to meta w/out having any reputation, please let me know!
Most WWDC 2018 sessions that include sample code will have the sample code available in the Resources associated with each session.
All of the WWDC 2018 video session are available here. For example, Session 237 provides a link to its sample code.
ARKit 2: https://developer.apple.com/arkit/
As far as I can tell there is currently no consolidated page that lists all WWDC 2018 source code.
I implemented the first two parts of the demo project - the Column Flow Layout and the Mosaic Layout. I haven't updated the friends list yet.
https://github.com/calinraducalin/ATourOfCollectionView
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Hello guys i was reading google youtube data api But i did not found any way to upvote or like the comment on video. anyone have any info on this
Thanks
I think it's safe to conclude this feature does not exist for the following reasons,
The otherwise thorough API documentation makes no mention of this feature. I highly doubt youtube/google would forget to document a feature.
This question has been asked several times before on SO; all of which have no accepted answer (1, 2, 3). With the oldest question being 10 months old, it's very unlikely no one would have found this feature if it did exist.
Youtube is a common target of voter-bots and hence it would make sense to not offer an API entry-point as a first line of defense.
The official Youtube (android) app offers no comment-upvote option but only flag and reply options. If a comment-upvote feature would exist, you'd think Youtube would show it off in their own app.
Yes, you can like a comment, but only if it is YOUR comment. That means if you were the author of it.
Sorry for the short answer, but that is all there is to it in v3
I want to make app like shazam in IOS using echonest Api.
I have referred document of echonest and I found that They are not provided song identification Api ”https://developer.echonest.com/forums/thread/3650”
1. Is there any Api for music identification?
or
2. How can I identify song using echonest Api?
Please share your answer
Thanks for advance for any help.
Welcome to Stack Overflow!
As it says in the link you used, Echonest is deprecating their song identification capabilities on their API starting January 5, 2015. So to answer your 2nd question first... you can't use their APIs anymore.
As for your 1st question, that's a fairly broad question and loaded with opinion (two things that stack overflow frowns upon). But I'll try my best.
Mooma.sh was mentioned as an alternative song identification service further down the page in the link that you posted. However, they ALSO are shutting down their public API due to server load. They provided steps for you to set up and start your own server, here.
Gracenote could be another possible alternative. I have tried neither of these APIs, but if you do some quick googling you should be able to find a service that best fits your needs.
Good luck!
I am browsing the reddit source code and would like to know specifically where the filter code is. How does reddit's filters learn spam vs no spam etc?
From the open-sourcing announcement post:
There are a few portions of the code that we're keeping to ourselves, mostly related to anti-cheating/spam protection.
I am trying achieve the same thing asked by this question, Routing in WCF data services
It seems like the code sample linked in the answer is no longer valid, but I don't have enough reputation to post a comment. Anyone know where I can download the sample code?
Thanks
The sample code links are now all verified functional at http://www.odata.org/ecosystem/.
I'd like to write a little book on personal topics together with two friends of mine, remotely located. Do you know of any FOSS content publishing system like the one from O'Reilly (OPFS)?
I saw the one that powers the django book but It seems that the code It's not released yet. I accept any kind of backend technology for this project.
I'd like to:
edit the book on the web and let my friend do the same after authentication.
anyone of us could comment other's entries.
You could use Google Wave. You get the benefit of watching where others are editing / you can roll back the whole doc or specific parts / comment on specific parts plus you can use it from any computer so you don't have to be home or carry a laptop to edit your book when inspiration hits you.
OK, I'm going to roll out my own solution following the direction written here. I like a lot thigs like bitesizeedits or leanpub. The base will be a multiuser platform: mu. I'm quite fond with wordpress and as version control I'm happy with GIT. The commenting system will be digress.it.