I found on gathadams.com this nice tutorial will help you to develop an application like a guess game in only 10 minutes
Ready to start the chrono ?
So here are the headers:
1. Create your demo page. (it should take 2 minutes)
2. Install the Developer Application. (it should take 1 minute)
3. Create the Application. (it should take […]
March 16th, 2008
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Facebook has updated the Facebook JavaScript Client library last Tuesday.
The news features include:
- The delay loading of JavaScript files inf FJSC (Facebook JavaScript Client): this will ensure that your application always loads the most current FJSC. For more information, see the Facebook JavaScript Client Library
- New CanvasUtil: this will allow applications developers to set […]
March 14th, 2008
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Following is a FBJS code sample to create a “Hello World!” program using Javascript with the Facebook specifications.
This will display a link ‘Hello World!’ that will change the color and the background randomly when clicked.
<a href=”#” onclick=”do_colors(this); return false”>Hello World!</a>
<script>
<!–
function random_int(lo, hi) {
return Math.floor((Math.random() * […]
March 6th, 2008
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Facebook applications can now function on any website with the new JavaScript Facebook API.
Now the 13,000+ Facebook applications that are currently hostable only inside www.facebook.com can now have a presence on the rest of the web.
How does it work? The key to a Facebook application is getting access to the underlying Facebook object and […]
February 18th, 2008
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It seems that Facebook has introduced a restricted, but functional version of JavaScript for use on Facebook. Only onClick attributes and the like are allowed directly in the html of an object; All other events must be registered as listeners. No JavaScript, including listeners, will be registered until the user clicks on a FBJS-enabled object. […]
February 18th, 2008
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