Mastering iOS Development - Integrating Social APIs

Post to social networks using the UI activity view controller, enabling image selection, preview, and posting to services like Twitter or Facebook.

Learn to post to Twitter using the SLComposeViewController, including text input, image selection from the photo library, and an image preview.

Explore posting to Facebook from an iOS app using the SL compose controller, including selecting an image, setting text, and handling account setup on the device.

Learn to work with the accounts store and the account access object of the social request API to obtain Twitter and Facebook access, then display usernames in a table view.

Learn to post to Twitter within the app using the Accounts store and SLRequest API, authenticate Twitter accounts, construct a status post, and perform the request without system UI.

Read the Twitter timeline using the s request object, authenticate with the accounts store and a Twitter account, and display 25 tweets in a table view.

Learn to post to Facebook with the SLRequest API by configuring the accounts store, registering the App ID, and handling initial permission prompts.

Register the app with Facebook, obtain the app ID and display name, integrate the Facebook SDK into your iOS project, and implement a login view that reveals the user name.

Master the Facebook session object to log in and out, toggle login UI, request email and post permissions, and store the session at the app level for global access.

Post a status update to your wall using the Facebook SDK after logging in with the Facebook login view, handling publish permissions and alerts on completion.

Learn to retrieve a user's Facebook profile by logging in, fetching user info, and populating a name label and Facebook profile picture view with the profile image.

Retrieve and display Facebook friends by using the friend picker, load their profiles and thumbnails into a table, and refresh the list after selecting done.

Master the Facebook place picker to search hotels near the user's current location using the Core Location framework, display hotel name and address, and manage location updates and login.

Explore iOS social integration through UIActivityViewController and compose view controller, post or read from Twitter and Facebook, and leverage Facebook SDK for posting, profile data, and a place picker.