Titlebook: Beginning iOS Apps with Facebook and Twitter APIs; for iPhone, iPad, an Chris Dannen,Christopher White Book 2011 Chris Dannen and Christoph

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Blocks of the Trunk and Perineum,The hardest part about understanding this chapter is using Facebook and Twitter enough to understand what’s going on here on the front end. It’s crucial! Once you understand this stuff, you can go ahead and connect to the APIs.

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How to Describe and Illustrate Pollen GrainsIn 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). API.

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Epithelial tumors of general distribution,The Facebook app is one of the App Store’s most unusual; it is also the most capable client on any platform for the world’s largest social network. If it looks like an iPhone within an iPhone, it’s because the Facebook platform is just as formidable as iOS. Figure 14-1 shows the Facebook app’s iOS-like grid UI.

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Choose Your Weapon!,Both Facebook and Twitter have multifarious uses, and many of them overlap. Figuring out which service to integrate (or which to integrate first) is the job of this chapter. Let’s dig in and see what Facebook and Twitter give us to work with.

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Getting Your App Ready for Social Messaging,The hardest part about understanding this chapter is using Facebook and Twitter enough to understand what’s going on here on the front end. It’s crucial! Once you understand this stuff, you can go ahead and connect to the APIs.

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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). API.