Skype Developer Zone tries to give the developer community as much technical and business information as possible to help you work together with us. That said, we won't always cover it all or have the exact answer you are looking for. Sometimes developers like you know more about what we do than us, and we want you to share your knowledge, passion, or even criticism with us.
How to participate:
Add new content to the site here on the Skype Developer Zone Wiki. Wikis are cool because they are up to you! Post code samples, add additions to API docs, start a directory of developers, what ever you want. We will do our best to keep a tidy house and clean up from time to time. Log in using your Skype name and password. If you're new to wikis in general, it might be wise to visit GettingStarted first.
/CommunityProjects -- Let others know if you've written a cool Skype application.
/DevZoneFeedback -- Let us know what you think of DevZone.
/DocsWiki -- Share docs and ideas about docs.
/CodeSnippets -- Share code fragments showing your uses of the Skype API.
/ForumReview -- Read how to participate in a review of the Skype API Forum.
/BetaIssues25 -- Central list of API issues found in the Skype 2.5.
This page is now obsolete as 2.6 is stable.
/BetaIssues26 -- Central list of API issues found in the Skype BETA 2.6.
This page is now obsolete as 2.5 is already in gold.
/NakedSkype -- space for collaborative specification-drafting (warning: this may never be actually implemented)
Once you've logged in, you can click on your username in the wiki header to create a homepage and share some pieces of information about yourself.
Participate in the Developer API Forum. Developers from around the world are mixing with Skype staff to solve technical problems, brainstorm, or just chat. Don't just post from time to time, become a part of this growing community and contribute often and frequently.
Join the conversation on the Developer Zone Blog. We try to keep you posted with frequent updates from the trenches, tips and tricks, and the occasional personal story. Join the comments threads or just subscribe via our RSS feed.
