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I am looking for very well written github projects with AFNetworking library and JSON. I would like to learn some good practicies how to make a good class with multiple get/post requests from API. It can use twitter/facebook/forecast or any other API.
AFNetworking itself includes example iOS and OS X applications that use the App.net API.
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I'm pretty sure there are many similar questions, but I wanted to know if there is any good tutorial anyone has come across to write a ruby class for encapsulating request/response, error handling..., when making calls to 3rd party apis.
you can have look at service design pattern on https://www.sitepoint.com/7-design-patterns-to-refactor-mvc-components-in-rails/
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I find that the default Amazon S3 library has many issues, including a strong reference delegate.
Is there an example / easy library that wraps the S3 library?
While I can't say for sure if it's "the best" you could try the AFAmazonS3Manager from AFNetworking. I haven't used it directly in the past but know people that have.
https://github.com/AFNetworking/AFAmazonS3Manager
It does appear to be the only non-Amazon AWS framework I can find.
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Is there suppose to be a Flickr API (provided by Flickr)?
If not, i see a couple of flickr "kits" on GitHub (objectiveflickr and flickrkit).
Which is preferred?
Or maybe it is better to just write my own custom routine (all i need to do is authenticate (if required) and upload an image)?
Your thoughts appreciated.
Their website lists APIs.
https://www.flickr.com/services/api/
First hit on Google for Flickr API.
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I am using AFNetworking 2.0 and need a oAuth library. From my searches I found AFOAuth2Client but its still AF1.0 dependent. Are there any suggestions for alternatives?
Solved by the community on the github repo for theAFOAuth2Client. No one has officially made the merge, but these fixes allow the library to work perfectly.
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I'd like to add simple Tumblr posting to my iOS app. Is there a drop-in API (preferably made directly by Tumblr) that I can use to do this?
You mean like: http://www.tumblr.com/docs/en/api/v2 ???
Here is the direct link to how to post a text posting, which also shows what the JSON formatted responses should look like.