How to have a Facebook integration to one of your Rails websites
Another article about Rails and Facebook.
This article will help you to port one of your existing Rails applications to utilize the facebook platform.
Because Facebook acts like a middleman between the Facebook user and your Rails application, when a Facebook user clicks on a link or submits a form in your Facebook aplication, Facebook POSTs that information, along with some of its own information, to your Rails application. When you configure your Facebook application settings, you tell Facebook that whenever it gets a request for, for instance, “http://apps.facebook.com/yourfacebookapplication” to route it to “http://www.YourRailsApplication.com”.
Content:
- Everything is a post
- Controller structure
- Views
- Library
- Exceptions
- Flash and Session
Tags: Apps development, rails, ror, ruby
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