Chapter 7. Accessing People, Places, Objects, and Relationships
In this chapter, we'll cover the nuts and bolts of Facebook methods, objects, properties, and connections–and how to get at them. We'll also introduce JSON, or JavaScript Object Notifications, which are ancillary to the use of the Graph API. Finally, we'll talk about retrieving basic data from Twitter's REST (Representational State Transfer)[2] API.
You can find all of the code for this chapter in the Chapter7 directory of the Git repository. The Facebook code is in the ApiFacebook project, and the Twitter code is in the ApiTwitter project. These projects build off the same application structure that was introduced in the Chapter 6's sample projects; and once again, the projects aren't ...
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