Im curious as to how advanced the API is and what are my options when creating the API? My company is creating an online concierge for Vegas and I wanted to use Uber API for pickup and dropoffs to nightlife venues.
Please look at the Uber developer website: https://developer.uber.com/ which lists different use cases, solutions, showcases, etc. To begin integrating look at the 'docs' section.
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I want to add feature in my app to delver products from user to another. from home to home. Can I use Uber API instead of building it from scratch. If so please provide me with a documentation.
I've searched in Uber APIs Documentation but I couldn't find. could you please help me??
No- there is not an Uber delivery API. There used to be a limited API, but the overall service shut down: http://fortune.com/2018/03/31/uber-ending-uberrush-delivery-service/
I've got client who has several different websites, each website having Google analytics account.
Our marketing department is also running Google Adwords/Facebook/Instagram ads for each of those websites.
I want data/leads from Google and Facebook on my local server. I also want real-time data that should automatically update from Google & Facebook with fixed time interval.
I've been Googling and experimenting with the Analytics API docs, but no luck.
Any one please help me to find better solution.
#This question is not for this website but I didn't find any other option.
Thank you.
There are several services that your are looking for. Use this info like a getting started. Every service has his own simplicities and complexities.
Adwords
Use Campaign Performance Report to download your campaign's metrics. See examples in PHP, Java, Python, etc.
Analytics
Use RealTime API to get real time data. See examples
Use Core Reporting API to get general data. See examples
There is a very useful tool: Query Explorer to see Analytics API working
Facebook / Instagram
Use Ads Insights API to download your campaigns's metrics. See examples
Facebook recently launched a slightly better, and certainly more prominent, Marketplace to sell goods locally. Is there an API for adding listings or does anyone know if there will be an API?
I doubt they will have an API for the Marketplace as it is designed as a person to person local marketplace, rather than a business to person marketplace. However, it would not be hard to build your own bot to post ads using something like nightmare.js. I looked into this a few months back and it took me about 2 hours to create a minimal bot that could post a basic ad. Could share the code with you if you want.
If you're not familiar with Javascript/Node.js, you could build it using any web scraper but Nightmare.js makes it really easy.
Update : You can now request your business to get listed on facebook marketplace.
Documentation : https://developers.facebook.com/docs/pages/shops-api.
Form for Application : https://www.facebook.com/shops-api-alpha/.
Please note, this is a limited alpha so only select partners will be eligible for access to the API.
Yes they do and it’s called the Commerce Platform.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/commerce-platform
Just click on that link to see they have an on boarding process that ultimately leads to listing items on Facebook marketplace.
More specifically, you will want to use the Catalog Batch API to add products via API calls.
Recently, I had a client send me a screenshot of what appeared to be a LinkedIn Plugin. I asked the client where they got it from, but they couldn't remember, but wanted me to replicate it on their new site... I've looked all over and couldn't seem to find anything exactly like this. I am not very well-versed when it comes to LinkedIn, so the answer may be right under my nose.
Would anyone out there know where I can find this?
http://i.stack.imgur.com/HCxUj.png
I've looked through http://developer.linkedin.com/plugins, but couldn't find anything that had 'Latest Discussions' or 'Most Popular'.
The screenshot you've attached looks like a custom API integration emulating the widget that is found in LinkedIn hosted groups on LinkedIn.com. There are no LinkedIn-supported plugins available that can provide this functionality at this time. From the forums, a post from a LinkedIn employee:
https://developer.linkedin.com/comment/12044#comment-12044
Agorava LinkedIn is an connector to LinkedIn for Agorava. And Agorava Socializer also supports LinkedIn beside other popular social networking services like Facebook or Twitter.
I am developing a flash game and I want to integrate it with Facebook. It should be very simple integration. My app only need username and e-mail address. I searched the web not I still don't know how to do it. It seems to me very complicated.
All I want is to connect my app to Facebook through Actionscript SDK, with few simple functions.
Can someone help me with a code to do that...I'll be very thankful guys :-)
Well, it's a general question, but here are a few links that might help steer you in the right direction. The first link has the SWC library and some examples:
Facebook ActionScript API resources:
libraries and examples
API documentation (though fairly sparse)
Adobe page
On their page, Adobe links to a tutorial / walkthrough for building a mobile Facebook app that's pretty helpful, though it expands on a desktop-based article and references it regularly, so that can be a bit confusing, but it does get the job done.
Then you need to understand the Facebook Graph API - basically Facebook passes around objects that contain data pertaining to the user, their friends, etc (and of course, passing around this data is subject to the permissions your app has setup). Facebook provides an online tool (Facebook Graph API Explorer) that let's you explore these objects for your own account.
Pouring over this information, I got my first flash-based mobile app talking to Facebook in a few hours. There you go, ask a generic question, get a big swath of links to read that are only semi-related to your question. =D