In this article we will see how we can implement LinkedIn login for your web application. We will use the JavaScript SDK but LinkedIn has more than one SDKs available for your language of choice.
Facebook login for your website
In this article we will see how we can implement Facebook login for your web application. We will use the JavaScript SDK but Facebook has more than one SDKs available for your language of choice.
Things around the web #3
This post gathers a few things I ran into the last few weeks and thought it would be fun to share it with you.
Get user avatar from social media without user interaction
Twitter and Facebook provide a public API to retrieve a user’s avatar by knowing only the username of the user. Recently Facebook changed its privacy settings and it is available only for pages, not for users.
URL rewriting in an ASP.NET application
When ASP.NET 4.0 was released, a really cool feature, routing, was available in both ASP.NET MVC and ASP.NET Web Forms. But there are scenarios that cannot be answered with routing and we need to perform URL rewriting.
CORS upload to Amazon S3 from an ASP.NET application
With CORS, you can securely upload files directly into an S3 bucket, directly from the browser, without using an intermediate proxy (e.g. your web server).
Things around the web #2
This post gathers a few things I ran into the last few weeks and thought it would be fun to share it with you.
Use Dropbox with your ASP.NET application
In this article we will see how we can use Dropbox in a ASP.NET application. We will implement the basic functions of a file manager. Since there is no official SDK for .NET, we will use the HigLabo library for our interaction with the Dropbox API.