Programming Social Applications - Jonathan Leblanc

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Auteur(s) : Jonathan Leblanc

Editeur : O'reilly Media, Inc.

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 01/09/2011

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 546

Expédition : 857

Dimensions : 23.4 x 17.9 x 3.2

ISBN : 1449394914

Résumé :

• Dedication
Preface Chapter 1: Social Application Container Core Concepts Chapter 2: Mapping User Relationships with the Social Graph Chapter 3: Constructing the Foundation of a Social Application Platform Chapter 4: Defining Features with OpenSocial JavaScript References Chapter 5: Porting Applications, Profiles, and Friendships Chapter 6: OpenSocial Activities, Sharing, and Data Requests Chapter 7: Advanced OpenSocial and OpenSocial Next Chapter 8: Social Application Security Concepts Chapter 9: Securing Social Graph Access with OAuth Chapter 10: The Future of Social: Defining Social Entities Through Distributed Web Frameworks Chapter 11: Extending Your Social Graph with OpenID Chapter 12: Delivering User-Centric Experiences with Hybrid Auth Web Development Core Concepts Glossary Colophon

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Biographie:

• Dedication
Preface Chapter 1: Social Application Container Core Concepts Chapter 2: Mapping User Relationships with the Social Graph Chapter 3: Constructing the Foundation of a Social Application Platform Chapter 4: Defining Features with OpenSocial JavaScript References Chapter 5: Porting Applications, Profiles, and Friendships Chapter 6: OpenSocial Activities, Sharing, and Data Requests Chapter 7: Advanced OpenSocial and OpenSocial Next Chapter 8: Social Application Security Concepts Chapter 9: Securing Social Graph Access with OAuth Chapter 10: The Future of Social: Defining Social Entities Through Distributed Web Frameworks Chapter 11: Extending Your Social Graph with OpenID Chapter 12: Delivering User-Centric Experiences with Hybrid Auth Web Development Core Concepts Glossary Colophon

Sommaire:

• Dedication
Preface Chapter 1: Social Application Container Core Concepts Chapter 2: Mapping User Relationships with the Social Graph Chapter 3: Constructing the Foundation of a Social Application Platform Chapter 4: Defining Features with OpenSocial JavaScript References Chapter 5: Porting Applications, Profiles, and Friendships Chapter 6: OpenSocial Activities, Sharing, and Data Requests Chapter 7: Advanced OpenSocial and OpenSocial Next Chapter 8: Social Application Security Concepts Chapter 9: Securing Social Graph Access with OAuth Chapter 10: The Future of Social: Defining Social Entities Through Distributed Web Frameworks Chapter 11: Extending Your Social Graph with OpenID Chapter 12: Delivering User-Centric Experiences with Hybrid Auth Web Development Core Concepts Glossary Colophon