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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 …

I am planning to work some more on my apps tomorrow and get some last minute changes implemented. However, I notice that: The API Contest winners will be picked the first week of August. ...whic …

Here it is! Dead link: SVG version here Note: the same restrictions on this trademarked icon that apply here, also apply to the icon above.

No, it currently does not. This has been discussed before, and if you really think it needs to be included in the API, you can vote for my feature-request here.

You're talking about a number of things here, so let me see if I can explain them all: The code powering the API is (presumably) written in C# and is closed-source. The content provided by the API i …

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 …

There sure is. From the application page: StackTracker StackTracker, a cross-platform desktop notifier for the StackExchange API built with PyQt4 According to the page, Windows is a supported platfo …

Note: I'm the author of stack.PHP. You're likely running into rate limit issues. The API only allows you to make som many requests per second. Quoting from the question I linked to: The API will …

According to this answer, it looks like 100.

StackApplet is now available for Windows. It will notify you of any reputation changes, comments, and new answers - and all StackExchange sites are supported.

That information is available in the /tags/{tags}/wikis route: "Returns the community editted tag wikis associated with a set of tags." Example: http://api.stackoverflow.com/1.1/tags/html/wikis

I would highly recommend using Stack.PHP, a library for the API that I wrote. Writing the code to access the API in PHP yourself will take a considerable amount of time once you add pagination, reques …

"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 …

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