I am learning development for Windows Universal Platform and I wanted to create a simple app capable of leveraging some Spotify data once the user logs in.
I can see from the documentation that there is an SDK for Android and iOS, and a library that is considered deprecated.
Do you guys know if there is any way for me to still communicate with the Spotify API using .NET/C# ?
Thanks a lot,
Florian
There doesn't seem to be a SDK from Spotify, but there are references to WebApi .Net Wrappers at the bottom of this official page:
Spotify Web API Wrapper on Codeplex
Spotify Web API Wrapper on GitHub
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Hello community I'm developing an application using .NET Maui blazer in which I want to integrate google authentication but unfortunately I'm unable to find any solution for this as I've tried web authenticator as per Microsoft instruction web-authenticator doesn't support windows application, the other thing is I don't want to use web API for this. does anyone know any solution do let me know.
That's what i've tried and many more from youtube and Microsoft officials:
https://auth0.com/blog/add-authentication-to-dotnet-maui-apps-with-auth0/
I'm looking for a hint or very small idea to get going?
Thanks!
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.
I'm developing an Universal App in c# - Is there a way to consume EWS in Universal Apps?
The cool thing about webservices is, that you can consume them from anything that can reach out to http. So you can talk to it using HttpClient.
As ews is a very complex api, you may look out for the EWS managed api package. They sadly don't support .Net Core yet (and therefore UWP Apps). But it's open source they take pull requests, so you just try to move it over to a .netstandard type of library.
So in short: Yes you can, but it's complicated...
I'm novice when it comes to using API's with C# apps, and I decided to start a windows 8 Modern UI application. I've looked for information about how to integrate facebook into a project using the facebook API, and I found some useful answers, but some things are still unclear to me...
I've not found any official Facebook API for C#, I created an developer acount on Facebook but when i want to create a project using it, there is no choice for a c# application.
I've searched the Internet and found this : https://github.com/facebook-csharp-sdk/facebook-windows8-sample
I downloaded it and put the app's id I got from Facebook on it, but it doesn't work. My question is simple: Is there any official API with documentation or a website where I can get real and exact information for it?
The Official SDK from Facebook is only for PHP, Javascript, iOS and Android.
For the .NET world, there is the Facebook C# SDK which you have already found. You can do everything with it, including full Windows 8 Apps with Facebook integration.
The main site is at http://CSharpSDK.org/
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.