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There is no official API provided for the chat network. As Marc's answer mentions, there are a number of community efforts to bridge the gap: Go go-sechat JavaScript ChatBot ChatExchange ThirdPlace …

First of all, you should be using the latest version of Stack.PHP, which is version 0.5. You can download a tarball here: https://launchpad.net/stackphp/0.5/0.5/+download/stackphp-0.5-source.tar.g …

In JavaScript, however, your requests will most likely be asynchronous and must be made with XMLHttpRequest (or JSONP if your browser does not support CORS). …

"How are supposed to find this page?" There is a link to the page for registering an application on Stack Apps directly on the site home page:

First of all, version 1.1 of the API has been deprecated for quite some time now. Users are strongly encouraged to move their applications over to version 2.1. The URL for retrieving information abou …

You do not need to use authentication to simply access a user's reputation with version 2.1 of the Stack Exchange API. The URLs have changed slightly, so instead of this: http://api.stackoverflow. …

"Are any of the fixed size?" I can't really answer that question directly, but for reference, the dimensions of the images supplied by the API for Stack Overflow are as follows: Image: …

Although I don't use Ruby (and consequently have not used the two libraries you've mentioned), I'm going to guess that the problem is that you aren't specifying a filter that includes body. By defaul …

You can find the page listing all of your v2.0 and v2.1 keys here: https://stackapps.com/apps/oauth

Not only does JavaScript support working with JSON data, but any valid JSON data is also a valid JavaScript value. You would likely use JSONP (JSON with Padding) to retrieve data from the API. …

You are essentially asking two different questions here and I will do my best to answer both of them. Towards the right of the preferences page, you will find an option to change the refresh rate ( …

If the application makes use of the Stack Exchange API, the answer is a definite "yes." According to the FAQ: If your question is about … the Stack Exchange API applications built on the …

"When I requested the Key I provided application site. What is purpose of this site ? Can it be just my home page, git account or a personal blog ? Or do I need to implement some functionality on t …

The "algorithm" for generating these filters is not publicly available, although some information about how the strings are constructed is known. Allow me to heavily quote from Kevin Montrose's blog: …

First of all, I'm guessing the HTTP 400 errors are directly related to the fact that you are transmitting the access_token over standard HTTP instead of HTTPS. The API (if I remember correctly) throws …