Tag Archives: Apple

Get your Facebook login ready for iOS9 with SFSafariViewController

03/09/2015iOSApple, Facebook, iOS, iOS9, login, Safari, SFSafariViewController, Swift, Tutorial, WWDC15StrawberryCode

Here we are again, back on SFSafariViewController with the Facebook login integration this time! Facebook is getting ready for iOS 9 and got its SDK updated with very few changes on our side, yay! It is still in beta version as we speak but it’s working like a charm. Let’s see how to implement our Facebook login with SFSafariViewController in 3 easy steps. First, make sure you use the right SDK (the beta one): Then, follow the Facebook instructions.You probably have all that already set up minus the iOS 9 migration. It should be an easy step. Getting started Preparing … Continue reading Get your Facebook login ready for iOS9 with SFSafariViewController →

SFSafariViewController and OAuth – the Instagram example

06/08/2015iOSApple, Instagram, iOS, iOS9, OAuth, Safari, SFSafariViewController, Tutorial, WWDC15StrawberryCode

I think, as a developer, I’ve never been so excited and frustrated at the same time by the same thing. Sorry for the non-tech reading that, you can stop here, it’s fine ;) My oh-so-frustrating thing is the brand new SFSafariViewController introduced in WWDC 2015, and especially its interaction with OAuth. If you are reading this article, you have probably watched WWDC’s session 504: Introduction to Safari View Controller. And you’ve probably browsed through a lot of articles arguing the pros and cons of SFSafariViewController. Here, I would like to jump straight to the “Web-based authentication” section, when Ricky Mondello … Continue reading SFSafariViewController and OAuth – the Instagram example →

A Swift guide for iOS beginners

17/05/2015iOS, MobileApple, beginner, development, iOS, iTunesU, mobile, Objective-C, Stanford University, SwiftStrawberryCode

A couple of years ago I was a full stack web developer, from database to front-end. Then I had the opportunity to switch to mobile. Thanks to my mentor who pointed me to the best resources ever (Stanford University lectures), I could learn everything I needed pretty quickly and efficiently. It is now my turn to share with you what I believe are good references for beginners. Unfortunately, learning a new language alongside with a new development environment and a different way of thinking doesn’t come overnight. Forget about the Matrix style, uploading iOS Kung-fu lessons right to your brain … Continue reading A Swift guide for iOS beginners →