December 2013
Intermediate
58m
English
Overview
In this Mastering iOS Development – Integrating Social APIs training course, expert author Keith Welch demonstrates and explains how to work with the iOS social API. This course assumes you already have experience working with xCode and building iOS apps. You will start out by learning to use the UIActivityViewController and SLComposeViewController to post to Twitter or Facebook. This video training course will teach you about the SLRequest API, and allows you to follow along with Keith as he teaches you about posting to Twitter and Facebook and reading the Twitter timeline. Finally, you will learn to work with the Facebook SDK, including how to set up and log in, post to the Facebook wall, and retrieve friends. By the completion of this video based training course, you will fully understand the iOS social API and how to social network with your mobile app. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.
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