I am planning to use spotify embedded SDK to develop something. But in few of the API's of .h file I see "zero_conf_blob" as parameter. Can anyone please explain me what is the meaning of "blob" in spotify app?
The Spotify Embedded SDK is not a publicly available SDK. Technical support for it is available through your Spotify contact.
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I'm using the DocuSign eSignature API, and am generating client code with the help of the openapi codegen (via these https://github.com/docusign/OpenAPI-Specifications).
Now I have to use the DocuSign Manage API (https://developers.docusign.com/docs/admin-api/), too, but I can't find any Swagger / OpenAPI definition for that?
Is it somewhere hidden, does it not exists, and are there plans to make it available at one point? Are there any other options, SDKs, anything or do I have to make these calls "manually"?
Unfortunately, the Swagger file for the Admin API is not yet available.
That's also why DocuSign doesn't yet have SDKs for the API yet.
I don't have access to any scheduling information on it.
I suggest that you handle any Admin API calls you need to do manually for now.
What language are you creating SDKs for with CodeGen? (Please answer in a comment or by editing your original question.)
We have Spotify Developer account with application, that already used by our iOS app in Appstore. How can we transfer app from one Spotify Developer account to another without changing Spotify app id?
Your best bet is to contact them. This isn't really a code question, or one that I can answer simply by being a developer. Try #SpotifyPlatform on twitter, or search https://community.spotify.com/ for an answer.
I have a Business Instagram Account, but I'm unable to upload any media through the desktop Instagram web application. Is there any way apart from using the mobile application to upload the media on Instagram and to check the direct messages. Suggestions for third party tools and command line tools are welcome, would prefer free and open source software.
"In early 2018, Instagram revised their API to allow third-party apps to post to Instagram in some circumstances. For now, it only works with Instagram business profiles, and while it adds the ability to schedule posts, not all of the usual Instagram features are available. Severeal social media management services like Buffer's, Sendible, and Hootsuite offer this functionality now."
https://havecamerawilltravel.com/photographer/uploading-photos-computer-instagram/
dlvr appears to be an alternative to Buffer, though Instagram doesn't seem to be supported. APIs for most major platforms have undergone a change in July (possibly after the Facebook polls fiasco) and automation paradigms are likely to have to become smarter.
Instagram announced the Instagram Platform API deprecation:
"To continuously improve Instagram users' privacy and security, we are accelerating the deprecation of Instagram API Platform"
Their documentation and changelog says to refer to new Instagram Graph API.
Is it clear that many, almost every old endpoints are now deprecated, but nothing is said about login functionality.
The "new Instagram Graph API" seems to refer only to business oriented behaviour, so my question is: are they deprecating also Instagram Login feature for authentication?
FYI:
https://www.instagram.com/developer/changelog/
https://developers.facebook.com/products/instagram/
What I can say about this, after two months of investigation, is YES, Instagram login will be totally deprecated.
This is not directly said into official news, but official news announced "Instagram API Platform Deprecation" and Instagram login is under that platform, that will be totally deprecated.
Another point is that since some weeks, instagram login is no more working as before due to the error "parameter present into the redirect URL: force_classic_login"
Is there a way to remove force_classic_login parameter?
https://github.com/cosenary/Instagram-PHP-API/issues/255/
Seems Instagram is adding this parameter into redirect URL to force "classic login view" and this classic login view is causing issues on some devices due to cookie error management.
Facebook direction is pretty clear: they want to move everything from "user oriented" to "business oriented". So developers now should build apps for companies where they can use Facebook login, along with "Instagram product".
So who will use those apps will click on "Facebook login" and during permissions they will be asked to share Instagram scopes.
To better understand this flow, see official screencast here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-api/getting-started#screencast
According to my findings, it won't be deprecated. To have the Instagram login, we need to have access to Instagram's basic scope API (for regular accounts and not the business ones only). Currently, this scope with support for regular users is only available on the old Instagram's developer platform.
But according to this document by Facebook this functionality will be added to Graph API in early 2019 (which has not delivered yet at the time of this writing) and the old API will be deprecated in early 2020. Here is the quote from Facebook's doc:
Support for Non-Business Profiles [FUTURE]: Basic permissioning for non-business profiles will be supported in early 2019.
I also have a more detailed response on the process of review verification in another related thread.
Has anyone worked with Salesforce mobilesdk for iOS and implemented push? Need some guidance? First of all are the services available in the SDK?
The Salesforce iOS SDK is just libraries to facilitate communications (via the REST API) and oAuth with Salesforce. For everything else you use the standard Apple libraries, so you'd use those to deal with push notifications. One thing I can recommend with regards to the Salesforce iOS stuff is to clone the git repository over using the package published on the developer blog, changes are still being made and so you need to stay up to date to avoid breakages.
Afraid I can't comment on generating push notifications on the Salesforce side, but I'd hazard a guess that you'll need to integrate with a third party or custom application via web services to achieve this.
The Salesforce Ios SDK helps in communication to salesaforce using REST APIs, to push and pull the data, rest all the things are done as normal push app does.
Mobile SDK can help in login, oAuth and to communicate with the SFDC objects. You need to implement Push Notification Services as any other iOS application does.
To post the notificaitons for any events from Salesforce you can use Urban Airship or Streaming API.
http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Push_Notifications_for_Salesforce_Mobile_Apps_with_Urban_Airship