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The document discusses building applications for Yahoo! OpenMail. It provides an overview of application capabilities, the development process, and code examples. Specifically: - Applications can access users' email content and calendars, and trigger new email messages. Storage space of up to 5MB is available. - Developers set up accounts, enable OpenMail access, and use web or command line tools to code, test, and deploy applications. - A basic "Hello World" example demonstrates configuring an app, launching a view on click, and composing a test email via the OpenMail API.
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TWOHD_K+ API
This document provides an overview of the K+ Open API including what K+ is, who is using the API, how to use the API, available methods, and references/resources. K+ is Yahoo's knowledge Q&A service available in Taiwan and Hong Kong containing millions of questions and answers. The API allows developers to integrate K+ question and answer data into their applications. Authentication is required to access private user data and methods. The document provides links to the API documentation and registration process.
TWOHD_Blueprint
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- 5. Building your first OpenMail application
- 9. Screenshots
- 10. Dev Tool
- 11. 1. invite your friend
- 12. 2. Friend accept application
- 13. 3. Friend can play your application
- 16. Reference
- 18. Happy Hacking!!! Thank You!