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I want to implement a StaggeredGrid like Etsy app, but i have no idea about it. Can you give me any advices to do that? this is an screenshot of what i need to do: 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26717561/implement-a-custom-staggeregrid-in-uiview-like-etsy-app-in-swift

THE SITUATION I've been tooling around in the Etsy sandbox API trying to figure out a solution for a client who wants to show the default image and title to all their Etsy listings. Upon clicking, they want it to direct them off the website and onto that Esty listing's page. Now, figuring out how to get the name and url of all their listings was easy and can be done in one public API call: http://openapi.etsy.com/v2/shops/:shop_id/listings/active?method=GET&api_key=:api_key This call will not only return the name of the listing and the url of listing, but also a multitude of other information

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I'm trying to do the sample Authorized Request (or anything with Etsy's api that requires authentication) given in their documentation . The response I get is "oauth_problem=token_rejected". I used this SO answer along with the OAuth base that benSharper linked to. I've looked at this and this , and others. One of them used https://sandbox.https://openapi.etsy.com/v2 and when I tried that, the exception was "The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel." I deployed to my server (which is https) and still the same response. Just can

During this weeks Android Design in Action episode , Adam Koch talked about an app called Etsy , which featured this very cool blur effect applying to the main layout when the Navigation Drawer is pulled out. Does anyone know how the devs behind Etsy might have implemented this? Watch it here: http://youtu.be/GjUxEddmjFw?t=22m48s There's a few parts to this: 1. Creating the blurred bitmap: We create a downscaled bitmap from the content view behind the drawer when the drawer is first opened (the downscaling makes the blur fast). Then we apply the blur to the downscaled image using RenderScript