API Documentation for 3.5.x

[Brad]

At long last the API Documentation for 3.5.x is available and can be read at this page:

http://members.vbulletin.com/api/

This should prove to be a vauleble resource for developers.

In other news the up-coming version 3.5.2 will include Skype Intergration, check out this thread for a few screenshots:

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...89#post1004989

[akanevsky]

Hmm.... Honestly, I don't think that this documentation is of any use.

For new coders or just customers, the guide will be hard to understand.

For experienced coders it is much easier to read through the code rather than reading through a documentation like that one. At least that's how it is for me, although I don't claim to be an experienced coder.

[Floris]

Yes, and we all know that 99% of the vBulletin customers are experienced coders

[TruthElixirX]

Originally Posted by Floris

Yes, and we all know that 99% of the vBulletin customers are experienced coders

I'm very happy to see the documentation. Give me something new to fil lym hours of uselessness with.

Originally Posted by Dark Visor

Hmm.... Honestly, I don't think that this documentation is of any use.

For new coders or just customers, the guide will be hard to understand.

For experienced coders it is much easier to read through the code rather than reading through a documentation like that one. At least that's how it is for me, although I don't claim to be an experienced coder.

I have to disagree, this documentation will make it so much easier for new coders and is a great resource for people who already know the vbulletin system. I am going to have a fun time reading through this!

Great Job vBulletin!

[akanevsky]

Okay, I'm not saying it is useless, I'm just saying that I'm never going to read it cause to me it IS useless. What's the difference whether I read function definition within the code or within the manual, anyways? The only difference I see is that for the latter I need to enter my customer id and password, which is time consuming.... While for the first, I just need to open the file.

Yes, I guess it's a matter of personal opinion. But having documentation all in one reference is much better then having to scroll through files to find it. Good job devs! I, and I'm sure alot more, are very pleased with this.

[AN-net]

the documentation is broke, the sidebar does not work...

Originally Posted by AN-net

the documentation is broke, the sidebar does not work...

It's working fine for me...

[Zachariah]

Is the PDF and CHM going to be updated ?

http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/

They are so out-dated. :disappointed:

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