Activity feed with graph api tutorial

Another quick video tutorial from me. Here, we will focus on implementing our own "SDK" responsible for handling the Facebook Graph API using C# and .NET Core (of course you can achieve the same result on the full .NET platform). Azure Active Directory Part 5: Graph API Continuing the series on Azure Active Directory, Rick Rainey walks through how to leverage the Azure AD Graph API. At the end of the last post I closed by mentioning how the Azure AD Graph API and the IsMemberOf function could be used to determine a user's membership in Azure AD Groups. Yeah Ravi, this would be pretty useful I agree with Midhun. Facebook SDK 3.0 (and Graph API v2.1) is having a few changes, some functions are deprecated and others are used (e.g. Facebook = Session, isSessionValid = isOpened/isClosed, etc.), feed structure seems a bit changed, and also different access token handling too - at least I think so. In this tutorial, I will show how to send requests and get data from Facebook using Graph API. You can find the project on Github In order to perform requests to Graph API, the user must be logged Hey all, After scouring the internet for a tutorial I took it on myself (after realising there was none) to teach the world how to use the new cool Facebook graph api with JSON along side with jQuery to make a cool feed for use on websites. From this you can do anything and even do a live feed using ajax. Ultimate Tutorial about Microsoft Graph APIs. Microsoft Graph API - formerly known as Office 365 unified API - is the new service-oriented architecture owned by Microsoft to allow developers to access a vast amount of data from the Microsoft cloud platforms. Microsoft web API is API BaaS will reach end-of-life (EOL) on June 30, 2019. Users of the Android push notifications feature should plan to migrate off API BaaS for that functionality before April 11, 2019. For an FAQ on this change, see API BaaS Deprecation and End of Life. For the announcement, see Apigee depreca