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OpenSocial is Getting Better
Some folks will recall back in November I wrote how OpenSocial was irrelevant as a platform for social networking applications. I’ve been working with it for the last three days on MySpace and have to say, over the last few … Continue reading
Posted in AF-Design, Technology
Tagged api, code, google, myspace, oauth, opensocial, rant, social network, Technology
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Adonomics Now Values Honesty Box at Over $6M
For those of you who don’t know, for the last 6-7 months I’ve been working on a Facebook application called Honesty Box. Honesty Box lets users on Facebook send each other anonymous messages and replies knowing that there’s a level … Continue reading
Posted in AF-Design, Technology
Tagged adonomics, code, facebook, honesty box, opensocial, platform, value
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Why OpenSocial doesn’t matter – yet.
OpenSocial, is a new open standard for applications to integrate with some of the largest social networks in the world. On the surface, OpenSocial is a great move forward for application developers. The learning curve for FBML and FQL at … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged api, code, development, facebook, opensocial, rant, social networking, Technology
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