At 12:01 +0100 10/6/07, James Cridland wrote:
(Naturally, I am in Facebook - but apologies to those who try to add
me as a friend, I have a must have met at least twice rule.)
I really should get out more and meet interesting people, so that I
could go home and link to them in
(Naturally, I am in Facebook - but apologies to those who try to add
me as a friend, I have a must have met at least twice rule.)
I really should get out more and meet interesting people, so that I
could go home and link to them in Facebook...
Gordo
No - that's very Web 1.0. The Web 2.0
Quoting Richard Lockwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
(Naturally, I am in Facebook - but apologies to those who try to add
me as a friend, I have a must have met at least twice rule.)
I really should get out more and meet interesting people, so that I
could go home and link to them in Facebook...
I got one of our crack developers on the case, and the result is
http://apps.facebook.com/virginradio/ in case anyone wants to take a look.
We're quite pleased with it, but it's certainly a work in progress. Works
best if you're already registered at virginradio.co.uk but still works fine
if not.
I'm in the process of writing one, getting some practice in with the
platform just in case I go down this route during Hack Day. So far so good,
once you've figured out the authentication signature. FBML is really
useful, saves lots of lookup API calls you would otherwisae have to make.
As with
I've not made an app yet, but I've become a pretty avid user of Facebook
recently and have tried out a few apps.
The problem at the moment seems to be that some of the popular apps (the
Flickr one for instance) are developed by part timers and run off cheap
shared hosting accounts. Not usually a
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