Exemple Viadeo. Le site Développeurs Viadeo a été créé pour aider la communauté de développeurs à intégrer l’API Viadeo. Il est néanmoins possible que certaines entreprises recherchent des fonctionnalités plus approfondies, un accès plus important et une intégration plus spécialisée que ce qui est offert à la base. Si ce cas de figure vous concerne, veuillez nous contacter pour devenir partenaire de l’API Viadeo. Devenir partenaire API L’objectif de l’API Viadeo est d’étendre les fonctionnalités de notre réseau pour proposer à nos membres une expérience plus ouverte, personnalisée et interactive que sur d’autres sites. Nous accueillons volontiers les partenaires qui veulent participer à un web ouvert et à une plateforme avec plus de 55 millions de professionnels.
Devenir Partenaire API de Viadeo vous permettra d’explorer un niveau d’intégration supérieur à la normale. Quels sont les avantages? L’API Viadeo peut être utilisée pour améliorer votre site selon les besoins de vos utilisateurs. OpenSocial implementation documentation. Introduction As a developper, you should be intesreted in testing your open social application directly on our our sandbox . Our sandbox is opensocial V.0.8.1 compliant, and is based on work made in APACHE SHINDIG project. This document a just a complement of official documentation . Create a viadeo Open Social account Two steps.
In order to use our sandbox, you must be registered as a viadeo user. if you don't have a Viadeo account, create one on following page . The second step is to open an Open Social account, this can be easilly made through a small form on the following page That's all, your're now ready to test your Open Social application in Viadeo Sandbox. Testing your Open Social gadget After registration, you'll access to our sandbox, which is composed of three main screens : the directory page that list all available gadgets : your uploaded gadgets and a selection of gadgets available for everybody as samples. Open Social - Viadeo mapping Here are some basic mappings: id thumbnailUrl tags.
Client PHP. Tutorial - OpenSocial. W3C and the OpenSocial Foundation announced today that as of 1 January 2015, OpenSocial standards work and specifications beyond OpenSocial 2.5.1 will take place in the W3C Social Web Working Group, of which the OpenSocial Foundation is a founding member. The W3C Social Web Working Group extends the reach of OpenSocial into the enterprise, HTML5 and Indie Web communities. In this post we talk about next steps for standards work at W3C and open source projects at Apache. Note: As part of the transfer of OpenSocial specifications and assets to the W3C, requests to opensocial.org will be redirected to this blog post. For more information, please see the FAQ below. Standards and Requirements at W3C W3C launched its Social Web Activity in July 2014 with two groups: The Social Web Working Group, which defines the technical standards and APIs to facilitate access to social functionality as part of the Open Web Platform.
Open Source Projects at Apache Foundation.