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What did you try to do? I've worked with both and Instagram is… pretty straightforward. Granted, I only ever authenticated and consumed feeds, but still. Face
by phillmv 14y ago
What did you try to do?
I've worked with both and Instagram is… pretty straightforward. Granted, I only ever authenticated and consumed feeds, but still.
Facebook on the other hand is a maze of twisty little passages, all alike
- ceejayoz 14y agoPain points we've run into: * OAuth redirect_uri is locked to a single domain. No test.example.com/staging.example.com for testing - you need to create a new app for a testing/staging environment. * Max of five apps in an account (see above) - we're having to register an Instagram account per app so we can create dev/test versions of the app. * Can't grant access to other devs for an account. * Access to the commenting API is whitelist based. API gives an e-mail address, which never responds. Trying to use the API returns JSON with a bitly link to a Google form, which also never responds. We've been waiting some time for them to respond with a yay/nay on comment whitelisting. * Docs say you should respect privacy setting of photos, but API doesn't tell you which photos are private anywhere. * The Google Group seems to be a place feedback/bug reports go to die.