Special thanks to John Sheenan who pointed out an error in my code. First of all, calling Dispatcher.BeginInvoke is redundant since the callback action will be invoked on the main thread.
Secondly, there is a powerful deserialization feature in RestSharp. Create a simple class that will correspond to the deserialized JSON object: read more
RestSharp is an open source REST client for .NET. I will use it for consuming Google Data API. You can easily install via the following NuGet command
Install-Package RestSharp
First step is creating an application in API Console and selecting services that you will be using. In this example, we will use the Tasks API. Once you create your project with the appropriate settings, you will need client_id and client_secret which is available on the API Access page. read more
This extremely frustrating error can be remedied by simply re-requesting device code. You will need to authorize your app again, but at least it will work. You can also try changing the secret first, but in my case it did not work.
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