Disqus Windows Phone SDK

[rikycaldeira]

Hey,

Has anyone here tried out the Disqus WP SDK (link)? I filled the form to get access to the beta but haven't got any response

 

[NairobiWP]

Same here. No response at all. This lack of engagement with the Windows Platform from all corners of the Tech world is disconcerting. 1 step forward, 3 steps back.

 

[zzdjk6]

maybe just embed an webview and use the web version of sdk is a solution.

 

[ryanv12]

Hey All,

We just released a simple SDK and the documentation is updated to reflect that (see original link).
This is mostly a simple Launcher of the Disqus app with some API methods built in, so it'll only work with Windows Phone 8.1 apps (Runtime or Silverlight). A full-featured SDK would be nice, but we still have plenty of work to do on the regular app so we can't work on that right now.

 

[PratikMade]

Hey All,

We just released a simple SDK and the documentation is updated to reflect that (see original link).
This is mostly a simple Launcher of the Disqus app with some API methods built in, so it'll only work with Windows Phone 8.1 apps (Runtime or Silverlight). A full-featured SDK would be nice, but we still have plenty of work to do on the regular app so we can't work on that right now.

I like the disqus app! Windows central should also support it. Makes commenting easier!

 

[loverusham]

Hey can you please include a small working sample project link with the documentation. Makes understanding the documentation part easier and quicker. Thanks. Currently I am facing problems with custom identifiers. so a demo project would really help.

Thanks

 

[rikycaldeira]

Hey All,

We just released a simple SDK and the documentation is updated to reflect that (see original link).
This is mostly a simple Launcher of the Disqus app with some API methods built in, so it'll only work with Windows Phone 8.1 apps (Runtime or Silverlight). A full-featured SDK would be nice, but we still have plenty of work to do on the regular app so we can't work on that right now.

Thanks for the heads-up!

Of course I'd prefer an embedded xaml control, but this should work nicely!

​Keep up the good work