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Happy to write an article on that. I initially built the website using Ruby on Rails and had twitter/facebook omniauth implemented. It was then a simple case o
by bg23 12y ago
Happy to write an article on that. I initially built the website using Ruby on Rails and had twitter/facebook omniauth implemented.
It was then a simple case of displaying a web view in the app with login similar to how you would on the web, then diverting back to the app upon login.
- wuliwong 12y agoawesome, what's your twitter handle or website? I was thinking the webview might be the simplest way to go. I wonder if you get any extra functionality by tying into iOS's facebook/twitter stuff? Might be easier for things like "post to facebook" and the like.
- bg23 12y agoYeh I think it would be easier eventually. I struggled trying to implement it though looking at objective-c. Its on my to-do list
- wuliwong 12y agoI've found stuff like this https://github.com/aaronfeng/facebook-auth-ruby-motion-example https://github.com/aaronfeng/facebook-auth-ruby-motion-examp... but I haven't actually tried implementing anything yet.