Do we have any official google analytics SDK to integrate into the WPF app? I have gone through many articles but none of them provide the usage of the integration.
Also, Can we integrate google analytics 4 into the WPF app? Any SDK is available?
Kindly help here.
You can go through the measurement protocol for ga4 its just http Post requests
POST /mp/collect HTTP/1.1
HOST: www.google-analytics.com
Content-Type: application/json
<payload_data>
measurement protocol
There is no official SDK, I have been working on my own version but I have been waiting for them to complete the protocol
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I have android and iOS mobile mobile applications where am able to use Firebase Log Events(Analytics). The same way need to add some more Event logs from backend using dotnet core. Is there way to use Firebase Log Events(Analytics) in dotnet core?
There is currently no SDK for working with Firebase analytics and .net
Now this form for Firebase analytics appears to use Google analytics GA4 which means that you could do this your self and go though the measurement protocol for GA4
Its just a HTTP Post call
POST /mp/collect HTTP/1.1
HOST: www.google-analytics.com
Content-Type: application/json
<payload_data>
I have experience with Firebase regarding OTP verification and I achieved it by client side scripting i.e. Adding Firebase in a JS file and adding it into my razor views. So in my perspective Firebase does not provide any support for dotNet for most of its tools. You can make a way around by using JS and add it into your views. If you need to save analytics into your Db or you want to process it, make an API endpoint which will help you to achieve that.
I am developing application which require Aadhar card authentication using C#.Net MVC.
I had already refer most of blogs for implement Aadhar card API in C#.Net, but unable to find appropriate solution for it.
Can you please help me regarding this issue.
Finally, I found the solution at aadhar birdge APIs.
Fully documented solution for Aadhar integration using seamless platform (Authentication and e-KYC and MOU) in your Desktop application and Android SDK and Android Sample Application with JSON request.
Can I use the facebook API to make a windows desktop application? Like create a chat client to use to chat with facebook users??
yes, while I have not done it myself, there seem to be standalone apps developed for facebook like FaceoffIM... so I am assuming you can.
If I remember correctly, Telerik is maintaining something in Silverlight called fdek... which would again mean in principle it is possible.
There is also a Facebook C# SDK available on Codeplex which might be of use... under its project description it states "The Facebook C# SDK helps .Net developers build web, desktop, Silverlight, and Windows Phone 7 applications that integrate with Facebook."
Yes, you can develop desktop applications that interact with the Facebook API's.
You can use the C# SDK which is introduced in this official blog post https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/395
Basically, any desktop application just needs to send http web requests to the Facebook API's. The easiest would be to use the the Graph API (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/)
Hope this helps.
Before I get too deep in creating this, is there a library out there for .NET that provides Fiddler-like statistics in a HttpWebRequest / WebClient request?
Some things I'm looking for:
Time to First Byte
Caching Headers
Response Codes
Transfer Rate (bytes/sec)
How about FiddlerCore? It is the fiddler library which you can include with your own .NET application. From the web page:
FiddlerCore allows you to integrate HTTP/HTTPS traffic viewing and
modification capabilities into your .NET application, without any of
the Fiddler UI.
Eric Lawrence also did a recent .NET Rocks episode with some more background information in case you are interested.
I'm looking for a library that will allow me to use OAuth in my ASP.NET/C# applications, such that I can authenticate users using one of the following OAuth providers
Google
Yahoo!
Twitter
I've looked at various open source libraries and find that there is one issue or another with them (some don't work at all, some work against one service not not others). I've also looked at OAuthDotNet and I must admit that I find it way too complicated to figure out how to begin using it and so I've not really tried it.
So essentially I'm looking for a simple to use library that works against the above mentioned providers (at least).
Jackie I have a blog post on this
OAuth C# Library
There is a library (including source code) and a simple sample project you can download to get started with this.
I've tested it against
1. Google
2. Twitter
3. Yahoo
4. Vimeo
You don't mention the version of OAuth you'd like to support so you should know that the library supports OAuth 1.0 revision A only and not OAuth 2.0. Most site today support OAuth 1.0 revision a.
I've kept the sample project very simple intentionally, so those starting out down this path don't have to struggle trying to figure out how to use the library. The library is not "over engineered" like I believe some libraries out there are so it is fairly simple to enhance if need be. But I suggest you attempt that only after you've familiarized yourself with the OAuth protocol.
The project in fact is an open source project hosted on Google code (link in the blog post).
Note: Due to the way Yahoo! has implemented their service it is not possible (or not simple) to test against their service from your development machine.
I hope this helps.
DotNetOpenAuth is open source library that supports OpenID, OAuth and
support for your site visitors to login with their OpenIDs.
Twitter Libraries in different languages.
Google Data client libraries are written to support client applications to access APIs.
Libraries are written in different types of languages.
If you're looking to just to Twitter then I would suggest twitterizer. It's a great library with a fairly good community and support.
http://byatool.com/c/connect-your-web-app-to-twitter-using-hammock-csharp/ (Wayback archive link.)
http://hammock.codeplex.com/ (Moved to github here: https://github.com/danielcrenna/vault/tree/master/hammock)
these link might be helpful.