We’ve seen in yesterday post that it could be possible to get a full Serie A Calendar 15/16 but how should I get a single one like, e.g., Inter FC Calendar? In Sports Open Data you’re able to get all the rounds for a specific team simply by calling rounds api by adding a parameter,[…]
We have explained in yesterday post about Serie A Calendar 2015/16 rounds dates: today is the day to get all the matches in the calendar. Probably this API it could be one of the more interesting, of course is the one more “on fire” during these days where the new Serie A Calendar 2015/16 has[…]
In July 27th 2015 in Expo Milan 2015 Lega Serie A has drafted Serie A Calendar Rounds for next incoming season 2015-16. During this event, broadcasted worldwide, are present a lot of personalities: old players, old managers, former World Champions and so on; everyone has been there to watch which could be the Serie A[…]
Angelo Iervolino was born in Ischia September 3rd 1984. University Degree in Nutritional Biology, has started his coach career in 2004. During his career has worked in interesting youth teams (like S.S. Juve Stabia in Serie B, where in 2013-14 was coach for “Giovanissimi Professionisti B” category and in 2012-13 was Assistant Coach for S.S.[…]
As the last post about standings of Serie A, we’re going to look how to get data about a specific team into season standings. For example we could try to get AC Milan standings 2014-2015. If you’ve followed Serie A TIM in 2014-2015 probably you know that Juventus has won the league over Roma and[…]
On July 29th for Serie A Tim is an important day: it’ll be the draft day where calendar will be created and Serie A Teams would know which could be their future. Of course at this time it’s impossible for us to guess which could be Serie A Tim calendar: we could try to think[…]
In yesterday post we’ve seen which is the final Serie A Standings 2014-2015, today we’re going to go into this information by discover how to get a specific position. As we saw with the following API: http://soccer.sportsopendata.net/v1/leagues/serie-a/seasons/14-15/standings it’s possible to get, with a single URL, a complete standings for a league, in our specific case,[…]
In this post we’re going to discover probably the first API request that involves real data to be returned.: in this case we’re going to ask to Sports Open Data which is the final Serie A standings. Doing this request is quite simple, you’ve only to reach the following url: http://soccer.sportsopendata.net/v1/leagues/serie-a/seasons/14-15/standings As you can see[…]
Today we’re going to discover better another API request you could find on Sports Open Data. In previous post we’ve seen which leagues are available on Sports Open Data: in this post we’re going to check, for a league available in last API discovered, how many seasons are available to get data for. To do[…]
Welcome to the first post where you can really find what sports open data is going to provide you by calling its API REST service. To start with an example we’re going to introduce to you this API that could help you to answer a question like “Which Leagues are available on Sports Open Data?”[…]