Blog - Tag: api

Earlier this month Vodafone developer participated in the API Hackathon (London) along with Apigee and a number of API providers, including Pearson, European Directories, InMobi and Soundcloud.

The event attracted a broad range of developers including a mix of freelance and enterprise developers, with a range of experience, coding skills and interests.

The event program, which ran from 10:00-22:00, included,

• Lightening talks - wherein each API team presented their API, use case and tips to encourage development on their APIs
• Skills and concept pitches by attendees
• Coding Session
• Final presentations and app demos
• Judging and prizes awarded to the ...

We're excited to invite you to join other developers, designers, and entrepreneurs at the Hub King's Cross in London for a day of brainstorming, coding, and hacking APIs to bring your next best app idea to life. Learn about and build apps using APIs from Vodafone, Apigee, SoundCloud, InMobi, Pearson, DataSift, and DeTelefoongids Gouden Gids. API providers will demo their APIs and help developers use them. There will be some cool prizes too.

Find out more and register at http://apihackathonlondon.eventbrite.com/

At the last London hackathon, 80+ developers built 22 apps and had a ton of ...

Vodafone R&D is engaged in several W3C working groups, amongst them Geolocation, with the aim of advancing web technologies and make the web a first-class development platform.

On January 25th, we put out a developer Survey in order to gather your feedback as a developer and user to make the Geolocation API better for you. We basically wanted to gather requirements we could bring in to version 2 of the API. The survey was open for over a month and 47 developers took part. Out of these, 41 of them also expressed their opinion from a user's point ...

The Vodafone R&D group is engaged in several W3C working groups in order to standardize different web related technologies so as to make the web a first-class platform for developing rich applications, with access to device capabilities, amongst other things and in a way which is interoperable amongst browsers and devices. One of the APIs being worked on is the Geolocation API (http://dev.w3.org/geo/api/spec-source.html), and with this survey, we would like to gather your feedback as a developer and user in order to make this API better for you.

It’ll only take ...