It goes without saying that many people use mobile devices to connect to social media services. In this series of tutorials, we will create a basic Twitter client for the Android platform. We will use the Twitter4J library to connect to Twitter. The app will display the user’s home timeline, send tweets, retweet, and reply to tweets.
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It goes without saying that many people use mobile devices to connect to social media services. In this series of tutorials, we will create a basic Twitter client for the Android platform. We will use the Twitter4J library to connect to Twitter. The app will display the user’s home timeline, send tweets, retweet, and reply to tweets.
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As those of you in the iOS development community likely know, WWDC 2011 is winding to a close today. Despite Apple not releasing a new iPhone as many anticipated, the keynote was far from a disappointment. This year, WWDC was all about software and empowering the iOS development community. While much of the event’s publicity so far has focused on the negative impact the latest release will have on existing iOS applications, this post will take a different approach and highlight the many iOS 5 features that every iOS developer should be excited about.
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ShareKit is an open-source library that will quickly add content sharing capabilities to any iOS app. The project supports sharing links, images, plaintext, and files. Integration is a snap and the project is well-documented on the official ShareKit homepage.
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Web accessible APIs provide a wealth of resources for extending the functionality of your iPhone apps. These APIs tend to be consumed in two primary data formats: XML and JSON. The iPhone SDK has built-in support for XML parsing, and this will be covered in a separate tutorial. In this tutorial, we will be focusing on adding JSON support to your iOS applications by demonstrating how to create a Twitter reading client app.
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