Add Gitter badge
Update .travis.yml

Add gitter integration
Housekeeping and performance enhancements
Handle case where API response is compressed

The StackExchange API explicitly states that responses to requests are
gzipped.  For some reason, they are not zipped when called locally on my
machine, but they are zipped when run from Travis CI.

I do not know if `url-retrieve-synchronously' is performing any magic.
When I curl the request, I receive a gzipped response (as expected).  A
proper fix for this would be to somehow advise `url-*' to request as
curl does.
Strip properties from string sent to json-read
Use `url-retrieve-synchronously' dependendently

Emacs 24.3 supposedly does not have a second argument to
`url-retrieve-synchronously'.  Introduce a switch dependent on
`emacs-minor-version'.

This hopefully fixes the url- issue.
Support older versions than 24.3
Consolidate test statements
Add function to filter data structure

Only works on flat structures right now.  This should be used and
let-bound to a variable when that variable is going to be used a lot.
Theoretically, it should be faster than traversing through the entire
data structure.  Think of this as a Emacs-local version of the API's own
filter.
Add sample data for development testing
Move tests and sample data to test/
Update README.org

Specify master branch for Travis badge
Consolidate test statements
Add function to filter data structure

Only works on flat structures right now.  This should be used and
let-bound to a variable when that variable is going to be used a lot.
Theoretically, it should be faster than traversing through the entire
data structure.  Think of this as a Emacs-local version of the API's own
filter.
Add sample data for development testing
Merge branch 'convenience-functions' of github.com:vermiculus/stack-mode into convenience-functions
More work on data filter; add tests
Fix test
Use correct directory for test

I really should be testing locally before I push... live and learn.

Locally, it's erroring out saying that it reached the end of file during
parsing.  I don't know how this is the case, but we'll see what Travis
says.
Make the sample data loader a function