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I need to either use or develop a Facebook logger application to track the status updates (or posts) of 100 company employees who are overseas in a sensative country (where each is a friend of my 'dummy' user). The reason is that they may unintentionally post sensative information and compromise our business venture.
I am in the process of trying out ThinkUp (link), which seems like overkill but a workable solution. What other secure tools are out there?
you can consider to write your own app, run that by using the dummy user's credential/toke,
the app can then periodically scan for the friend's status/posts.
A summary email/page can then be formatted.
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I wish to develop an app which based on a barcode downloads another set of code/app and executes the required action. The base app doesn't have the flow of the action coded but just the identification parameter and inputs on which app to download.
Is this possible?
It depends on whether you want app store approval and what the 'code' is. The review guidelines say, "2.7 Apps that download code in any way or form will be rejected."
On the other hand, a web page often has Javascript code associated with it and a web view can execute that.
It depends on some more details and whether you're intending to use the store.
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There seems to have been a backlash from users when Spotify (link below) required users to login with their FB accounts (perhaps only because they were paying customers?). Are users generally adversed to this? What has been your experience?
http://www.pcworld.com/article/240646/spotify_adds_facebook_requirement_angering_users.html
It depends on the site. People aren't particularly trustful of facebook, though they use it all the same.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I am about to develop a new iPhone application in which I need to pay for some bills. I need to use Electronic Fund Transfer(EFT) system to make the payment. I have no idea in integrating the EFT method to the application. Share some useful ideas or links where can I get some ideas regarding EFT and the work flow.
for secure transaction you can use paypal and paypal also provided ios supported api for it they handle all details in a web view then getting details they return to app and do the transactions instead of these if you use any thing i think apple will reject the app or will ask you to implement the In App Purchase (IAP).
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There are a couple of popular libraries for developing Facebook apps in C# on codeplex.
FaceSharp
Facebook C#
If you have experience with either one, please provide the Pros and Cons for each. I am planning to develop a Silverlight facebook app which will run in Canvas and on a public site.
Well i would vote to KMicrosoft's Facebook SDK.Works well and provides you everything you want FQL or Async Get .i think you should go for it
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Somehow I have the feeling that I am not the only one scratching my head with FB documentation. There seems to be quite a lot of overlapping features in APIs and I cannot tell whether something is going to be deprecated or not.
How can I find the current best practices? And any recommendations of FB technology blogs etc?
FB dev blog? http://developers.facebook.com/blog/
They are pretty up-to-date and talk about recent changes to Facebook APIs..
Just found this:
http://developers.facebook.com/roadmap