Dropbox today announced the deprecation of the sync and data store apis
https://blogs.dropbox.com/developers/2015/04/deprecating-the-sync-and-datastore-apis/#disqus_thread
Does anyone know if the sharpbox library uses these and will be affected?
No, the SharpBox library uses the Dropbox Core API, not the Dropbox Sync SDK or Datastore API, and so it should not be affected.
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I am working on salesforce application. In my application, i need to store data locally for offline supporting. For this, i have seen some forums to achieve offline data storing and retrieving using sales fore smart store setup. Can anybody give some guidance how to use smart store for offline supporting.
Thanks in advance.
To use smart store you need Salesforce Mobile SDk configured (for Android OR iOS)
after that please install the account editor example and study the code in here Account Editor Example secondly,
Using StoreCache For Offline Caching tutorial explains how smartstore works.
I have an iOS app that uses the Google Docs List API to access and download spreadsheet data. I've done a basic test with upgrading my Google Docs account to Google Drive, and everything still seems to be working okay.
Based on the answer for this question Google Document List API and Google Drive SDK it looks like things will continue to work for awhile.
Are there any steps that mobile devs should be taking now to move to the new API? My main concern is that most of the developer docs so far are related to web apps and not mobile apps so requirements like registering for the chrome web store don't seem to fit. For example:
"Warning: Apps will not have any API access to files unless the app has been installed in Chrome Web Store. To test an app during development, you must first create a listing and install it."
Any guidance or suggestions would be appreciated.
Check this answer for the rationale behind the Chrome Web Store installation: https://stackoverflow.com/a/10476737/186674
Also, we are considering removing the installation requirement for the development and testing phase, we should have some updates soon.
iOS apps using the Documents List API should now update to using the Google Drive API and the newer Google APIs Client Library for Objective-C.
The new API and library are quite a bit easier to use and more efficient than are the older GData alternatives.
Is there Google API for iPhone out yet?
And if YES, how can i integrate within my application.
Thanks in advance.
This was already answered on SO, see Is there already a Google+ API?.
Basically, go to http://developers.google.com/+/
Use this command to anonymously check out the latest Google SDK project source code for Objective C:
svn checkout http://google-api-objectivec-client.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
The Google APIs Client Library for Objective-C includes support for the Google Plus API and other JSON APIs. The project includes an introduction to using the library.
Do you think that if I'll build my own custom analytic tool (Flurry, Pinchmedia) and I'll host that on the same server where I have my data source for the application, will Apple consider this as a thirdparty analytic tool or not? ... Problem is that Flurry and Pinch are being banned from Appstore by the newest T&C ... than I thought that I'll build an open source library that will allow anyone to have their own analytic installed on their server ...
Thanks,
Ondrej
(Full disclosure: I work for Localytics)
What you describe would seem to comply with Apple's new terms. It's what I call 1st-party collection of device data. Or Apple could approve your use 3rd-party analytics, which is more likely if your analytics service isn't using those data to serve ads or selling data to someone else.
But why build it yourself? Localytics announced its Enterprise analytics service last week, which includes 1st-party data collection: http://www.localytics.com/blog. Localytics client libraries for iPhone (and Android and BlackBerry) are already open source.
I would like to access the visual voicemail files that are stored on an iphone. Are there ways to access these files through the SDK? Does anybody have any experience in working with these files? I am assuming that they are files that are downloaded from the network and stored locally on the iphone.
No, each application on the iPhone is isolated, so you cannot access data for any other application, unless Apple specifically provides an API for doing so, like they did for the Contacts list.
No - the issue is that Apple provides very few methods to access data outside of your application's "sandbox". At this point, you can really only access contacts data and the camera via the supported methods. If you try to access data outside of your application without using an Apple provided public API designed for that purpose, your app will most likely not be allowed in the app store. Maybe this will change in the future, but I wouldn't hold my breath.