Are you looking to hire a developer? Are you a developer looking for work? This forum exists to allow for-hire developers to connect with businesses looking for developers.
This forum provides introductory support for the Yahoo! TV Widget Developer Kit. Just getting started on the platform? Then head on over here for the best place to get tips and tricks to get you up and going quickly and on the road to success.
This forum provides support for non-technical and business related questions on the Yahoo! TV Widget Developer Kit. Not a developer but have questions you need answered related to the platform? Then this is the place to ask!
This forum provides design and interaction support for widgets developed on the Yahoo! TV Widget Developer Kit. It's the place to ask our design and product folks related questions when creating widgets for the platform.
This forum provides support for the Yahoo! TV Widget Developer Kit. The TV WDK provides you the tools you’ll need to bring the Cinematic Internet™ to life, through TV Widgets and this forum is the place to ask questions for our engineers and design folks.
How to notice, recognize, describe, articulate, capture, document, and share user experience design patterns. What works, what doesn't. What patterns for the pattern structure itself are emerging, and related discussions.
Discuss the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library. Talk about specific patterns, organization of the library, site features, ideas for how to improve the Pattern Library and other general thoughts about the YdPL.
Welcome to the Yahoo! Upcoming API forum! This is the place where developers can discuss technical questions and make suggestions about our API. Upcoming currently restricts the use of the API to non-commercial use only. Commercial users must use the Contact form in the header first for permission and indicate the expected usage of the API before using or developing on the API. Before posting, please make sure to read our Upcoming API documentation first at http://upcoming.yahoo.com/services/api/.
Welcome to the Yahoo! Local API forum! Yahoo! Local offers several APIs that let you easily integrate data from our comprehensive database of location-based information and user-contributed content. And this is the place where developers can discuss technical questions and make suggestions about our API. Yahoo! Local currently restricts the use of the API to non-commercial use only. Commercial users must use the Contact form in the header first for permission and indicate the expected usage of the API before using or developing on the API. Before posting questions about Local Search Web Services, please make sure to read our API documentation first at http://developer.yahoo.com/search/local/V3/localSearch.html.
This is the Updates Developer Forum. Here you can commune with other developers to get advice, give suggestions, and exchange ideas on the collection, organization, and syndication of Updates.
Yahoo! Status API will gather and distribute the presence of a user by providing an open and easy to use infrastructure. With this information, the developer community can create relevant applications to increase their reach and engagement with users. Not only will developers be able to get the status of users on Yahoo!, but they will also be able to add the status messages to their applications and allow for users to update their status via their application.
This forum is for questions and discussion on the APIs related to the Yahoo Address Book. This includes the original “Address Book API” and the “YOS Social Contacts API” Relevant topics include use cases, requests for help, integration in various programming languages. Be sure to check the forums for Authentication and Mail for related discussion.
The YQL platform provides a mediator service that enables developers to query, filter and combine data across Yahoo! and beyond. YQL exposes a SQL-like SELECT syntax that is both familiar to developers and expressive enough for getting the right data.
The Yahoo! Applications Platform (YAP) is the software and services that enable developers to build web applications that are available throughout Yahoo!