Easy description to get an accessToken
Hi everybody
Ralph from our community has described a very easy to use documentation "how to get an accessToken"
thanks
Ralph
New Swiss Music API Mx3
All Swiss radio stations, with or without a licence, have access to the Mx3.ch database - the platform for modern Swiss music. The online music service, which was previously reserved for public service providers, is now also available to private radio stations.
In line with the new licence granted by the Federal Council, SRG is thus further intensifying its cooperation with the private media.
Hackdays 2019 slack-channel
If you have any questions, you can post your questions on our slack-channel: #srg-ssr-hackdays-2019
and we will be happy to support you, also we will accept your valuable feedback gladly on api@srgssr.ch.
New API's
We have released new API's for you, that you can consume and create new apps and webpages.
The below are the list of new API’s:
- Weather Forecast (easy to integrate)
- EPG (Electronic Program Guide) for SRF, RTS, RSI,
- RTS Lab (power API)
- GIS Map (exposes the features of the SRG broadcast)
iOS SDKs on GitHub
We just wanted to inform you that all our iOS SDKs are now provided publicly on GitHub, which could be of use for mobile projects created during the Hackathon and which want to use our content.
The two most important iOS SDKs which teams could use are the following:
hackdays sparkboard
What challenge would you like to achieve? See what other people are working on, join a project, or create your own UseCase on
SRG SSR Hackdays 2018 – open for registration!
On 1 and 2 March 2018, SRG will host hackdays on the subject of “Media and artificial intelligence”. Programmers, robots, designers, avatars and concept developers who are motivated to develop their ideas and to work on prototypes of the future are warmly welcome. The hackdays are taking place on two days at the Geneva and Zurich.
Tech Story: Avoid pitfalls when reverting pull requests in Git
Introduction
If you use Git you might be familiar with a fairly common workflow that includes checking out a feature branch from the productive branch, opening a pull request and merging the pull request to the productive branch when the feature is ready.
However, this post is not about development workflows, it is about a problem that might come up sometimes if you work with pull requests.
However, this post is not about development workflows, it is about a problem that might come up sometimes if you work with pull requests.