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A tip for developers working with the Stack Exchange API.
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votes
Simple Activity Monitor - For Educational Purposes only.
Similar code for StackWrap4J:
List<Users> allUsers = new UsersList(
new StackWrapper("api.stackapps.com"),
new UserQuery()
);
You can then iterate through allUsers and see their lastAc …
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2
votes
Should we adjust the format of the dev-tip questions early on?
I think we also need a consistent tagging style. I propose [dev-tip] + [support].
Of all the required tags, support is the best fit.
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votes
How to generate a list of users ranked by activity (question or answer count).
Code that does the same in StackWrap4J:
List<User> allUsers = new UsersList(new StackWrapper("stackapps.com"), new UserQuery());
Collections.sort(allUsers, new Comparator<User>() {
@Override
…
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