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Next Evolution of Facebook Platform for Mobile, 18 April pukul 21:30 Published by Douglas Purdy .button { background: -webkit-linear-gradient(top, #67AE55, #5E9249); background: -moz-linear-gradient(top, #67AE55, #5E9249); background: linear-gradient(top, #67AE55, #5E9249); background-color: #69A74E; -webkit-box-shadow: inset 0 1px 1px #95D679; -moz-box-shadow: inset 0 1px 1px #95D679; box-shadow: inset 0 1px 1px #95D679; border: 1px solid; border-color: #669B4C #588D3E #558A34; -webkit-border-radius: 5px; -moz-border-radius: 5px; border-radius: 5px; color: white; padding: 2px 10px; } a.button:hover { text-decoration: none; } Today, we are hosting our Mobile Developer Conference in New York City, = where we=E2=80=99re introducing the next evolution of Facebook Platform = for mobile. Our mobile SDKs have already had a significant impact on = developers by making it easier and faster to build great social apps = =E2=80=94 but that was just the beginning. We=E2=80=99re launching three important products that further our = transition to a mobile-first platform. We=E2=80=99re making it easier to = implement Open Graph on mobile, improving Facebook Login, and releasing a = new Facebook SDK 3.5 for iOS. We=E2=80=99re also announcing a new partner = program to help developers integrate Facebook on a variety of mobile = platforms. More than 81% of top 100 grossing iOS apps and 70% of top 100 grossing = Android apps integrate with Facebook. With the new tools we=E2=80=99re = unveiling today, we=E2=80=99re excited to see even more high quality = mobile apps integrate with Facebook to engage with our 680+ million mobile = users. Open Graph goes mobile We=E2=80=99re pleased to announce new APIs and features that make it = easier to integrate Open Graph into your mobile apps, allowing more people = to tell their stories on mobile. Object API =E2=80=93 no web server needed=20 In the past, we heard that object creation made it a challenge to = integrate Open Graph into your mobile apps. With the Object API, you can = directly create Open Graph objects and no longer need to host webpages = with Open Graph tags. This API is available for both mobile and web apps. = In addition, we=E2=80=99re rolling out the Object Browser, a simple visual = interface that helps you easily interact with the object data you publish. Object Browser The current public object model makes it harder for certain categories of = apps to use Open Graph. To solve this, we=E2=80=99re introducing an object = privacy model to improve sharing for user generated content. With support = for object privacy, user owned objects make it easier for people to tell = their stories from mobile devices. Learn more about getting started with the new APIs. Native Share Dialog=20 The native Share Dialog is simple to integrate and significantly improves = people=E2=80=99s sharing experiences from your native mobile app. It has = built-in support for publishing Open Graph actions. In addition, people = now have the option to share activity from apps through this dialog = without needing to login to Facebook first. This makes it faster and = easier for people to share. The native Share Dialog offers a lightweight and consistent way to enable = sharing on native mobile apps. Similar to the Like button, you can create = engaging sharing experiences with just one line of code. Native Share Dialog The native Share Dialog will be available today in limited beta for iOS = apps, and we=E2=80=99re currently working on enabling it for Android. Improved mobile login experience We're rolling out faster mobile login dialogs that have been redesigned to = give people greater clarity and control of their app permissions. User-friendly permission model In December, we started moving to a more user-friendly permission model = that moves the publishing permission to an optional dialog. The new model = has already shown a 5% increase in mobile conversions and you can further = optimize login conversion rates by minimizing the permissions that you ask = for upfront. Going forward, apps will need to request data and publishing = permissions separately and appropriately. Faster Login Dialog We=E2=80=99ve completely rebuilt our Login Dialogs across mobile and web = with a focus on performance. The new dialogs load up to 20% faster on = mobile. Starting today, all mobile and non-game web apps will be = automatically upgraded to the new dialogs with no change required to your = code. You can take advantage of the even faster native Login Dialog = through our latest iOS and Android SDKs. Learn more about getting started with the Login Dialog. Data permission dialog Optional publishing permission dialog Facebook SDK 3.5 for iOS We=E2=80=99re pleased to announce a major update to the Facebook SDK for = iOS that adds support for the Object API, native Share Dialog and native = Login Dialog. We=E2=80=99ve updated our iOS Dev Center so you can quickly = access the tools and resources you need to build great social apps. The = latest SDK supports iOS 5.0 and above. Download the SDK now. More developer SDKs, plugins and tools Finally, we=E2=80=99re announcing the Facebook Technology Partners program = to help a wide range of mobile developers take advantage of these new = products across a variety of platforms. These partners offer technical = solutions that include SDKs, plugins, tools and services to help = developers build great social apps. The initial list of partners includes: C# SDK for Windows 8 by Microsoft=20 Corona SDK by Corona Labs Kinvey=20 Node.js by Thuzi Parse SDK by Parse PhoneGap by Adobe Sencha Touch by Sencha StackMob SDK by StackMob Trigger.io SDK by Trigger.io Unity Social Networking Plugin by Prime31 WinJS by Thuzi We=E2=80=99re excited to get these products into your hands and believe = they will enable you to build great mobile experiences. ---------- Platform Updates: Operation Developer Love, 18 April pukul 5:00 Published by Noorin Ladhani Weekly stats The following stats are for activity between 04/10/2013-04/17/2013: Bugs activity 251 bugs were created 62 bugs were assigned 265 bugs were resolved 27 bugs were fixed 238 bug were were duplicate, invalid, or by design Bugs fixed facebook oauth redirect_uri is no longer properly unescaped dialog/feed returns 500 error after clicking share Cannot fold out "more comments" in comment plugin when logged out OAuthException in valid FQL query Add to Page Tab button not working IE7 logins stopped working Links under Game Actions are broken Achieve and High Score Bad links Broken links on Actions Reference Outdated docs about FB.Connect.showPermissionDialog is still visible and = not deprecated Incorrect markup for HTML5 style social plugins Newsfeed Unknown Error for some users (//home) Wrong link in doc site for "Download the PHP SDK" typo in the last sentence Says "ctyles" in spite of "Styles Missing 'of' in second last paragraph 500 error after GDP for music app app stays in pending review, not available in search Error when linking to add as friend. Changed verb stays the same when submitting for approval example says users_actions:awesomeapp og.likes link document not found. duplcated publish_actions, missed publish_stream=20 Link to blog post supposedly describing pending changes links to this page Insights not available after 3/10 Built-in Watch action not showing in Activity Log Unable to delete posts on a page created by a test user Activity on facebook.stackoverflow.com 359 questions asked 57 questions with a score of 1 or greater 15 answered, 26% answered rate 30 replied, 53% reply rate ---------- =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D= =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D ___________________ This message was intended for fb@vin-fm.com. Anda menerima surel ini = karena anda telah memilih untuk menerima pembaruan pengembang dari = Facebook. Ingin mengendalikan pembaruan pengembang mana saja yang anda = terima? Pergi ke: http://developers.facebook.com/settings Facebook, Inc., Attention: Department 415, PO Box 10005, Palo Alto, CA = 94303 --b1_4cc15117a416d1e8f63b9453eded85f0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Facebook
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Halo Vincent,
Here are all the posts from the Developer = Blog in the last week.
 

3D"Douglas
18 = April pukul 21:30
= Published by Douglas = Purdy

Today, we are hosting our Mobile = Developer Conference in New York City, where we=E2=80=99re introducing = the next evolution of Facebook Platform for mobile. Our mobile SDKs have = already had a significant impact on developers by making it easier and = faster to build great social apps =E2=80=94 but that was just the = beginning.

We=E2=80=99re launching three important products that further our = transition to a mobile-first platform. We=E2=80=99re making it easier to = implement Open Graph = on mobile, improving Facebook = Login, and releasing a new Facebook SDK 3.5 for = iOS. We=E2=80=99re also announcing a new partner program to = help developers integrate Facebook on a variety of mobile platforms.

More than 81% of top 100 grossing iOS apps and 70% of top 100 grossing = Android apps integrate with Facebook. With the new tools we=E2=80=99re = unveiling today, we=E2=80=99re excited to see even more high quality = mobile apps integrate with Facebook to engage with our 680+ million mobile = users.

Open Graph goes mobile

We=E2=80=99re pleased to announce new APIs and features that make it = easier to integrate Open Graph into your mobile apps, allowing more people = to tell their stories on mobile.

Object API =E2=80=93 no web server needed

In the past, we heard that object creation made it a challenge to = integrate Open Graph into your mobile apps. With the Object API, you can = directly create Open Graph objects and no longer need to host webpages = with Open Graph tags. This API is available for both mobile and web apps. = In addition, we=E2=80=99re rolling out the Object = Browser, a simple visual interface that helps you easily interact with = the object data you publish.


Object Browser

The current public object model makes it harder for certain categories = of apps to use Open Graph. To solve this, we=E2=80=99re introducing an = object privacy model to improve sharing for user generated content. With = support for object privacy, user owned objects make it easier for people = to tell their stories from mobile devices.

Learn more about getting started with the new APIs.

Native Share Dialog

The native Share Dialog is simple to integrate and significantly = improves people=E2=80=99s sharing experiences from your native mobile app. = It has built-in support for publishing Open Graph actions. In addition, = people now have the option to share activity from apps through this dialog = without needing to login to Facebook first. This makes it faster and = easier for people to share.

The native Share Dialog offers a lightweight and consistent way to = enable sharing on native mobile apps. Similar to the Like button, you can = create engaging sharing experiences with just one line of code.


Native Share Dialog

The native Share Dialog will be available today in = limited beta for iOS apps, and we=E2=80=99re currently working on enabling = it for Android.

Improved mobile login experience

We're rolling out faster mobile login dialogs that have been redesigned = to give people greater clarity and control of their app permissions.

User-friendly permission model

In December, we started moving to a = more user-friendly permission model that moves the publishing permission = to an optional dialog. The new model has already shown a 5% increase in = mobile conversions and you can further optimize login conversion rates by = minimizing the permissions that you ask for upfront. Going forward, apps = will need to request data and publishing permissions separately and = appropriately.

Faster Login Dialog

We=E2=80=99ve completely rebuilt our Login = Dialogs across mobile and web with a focus on performance. The new = dialogs load up to 20% faster on mobile. Starting today, all mobile and = non-game web apps will be automatically upgraded to the new dialogs with = no change required to your code. You can take advantage of the even faster = native Login Dialog through our latest iOS and Android SDKs.

Learn = more about getting started with the Login Dialog.


Data permission dialog

Optional publishing permission = dialog

Facebook SDK 3.5 for iOS

We=E2=80=99re pleased to announce a major update to the Facebook SDK = for iOS that adds support for the Object API, native Share Dialog and = native Login Dialog. We=E2=80=99ve updated our iOS Dev Center so you = can quickly access the tools and resources you need to build great social = apps. The latest SDK supports iOS 5.0 and above.

Download the SDK now.

More developer SDKs, plugins and tools

Finally, we=E2=80=99re announcing the Facebook Technology = Partners program to help a wide range of mobile developers take = advantage of these new products across a variety of platforms. These = partners offer technical solutions that include SDKs, plugins, tools and = services to help developers build great social apps.

The initial list of partners includes:

  • C# SDK for Windows 8 by Microsoft
  • Corona SDK by Corona Labs
  • Kinvey
  • Node.js by Thuzi
  • Parse SDK by Parse
  • PhoneGap by Adobe
  • Sencha Touch by Sencha
  • StackMob SDK by StackMob
  • Trigger.io SDK by Trigger.io
  • Unity Social Networking Plugin by Prime31
  • WinJS by Thuzi

We=E2=80=99re excited to get these products into your hands and believe = they will enable you to build great mobile experiences.


 

3D"Noorin
18 April pukul 5:00
Published by Noorin = Ladhani

Weekly stats

The following stats are for activity between 04/10/2013-04/17/2013:

Bugs activity
  • 251 bugs were created
  • 62 bugs were assigned
  • 265 bugs were resolved
  • 27 bugs were fixed
  • 238 bug were were duplicate, invalid, or by design
Bugs fixed
Activity on facebook.stackoverflow.com
  • 359 questions asked
  • 57 questions with a score of 1 or greater
  • 15 answered, 26% answered rate
  • 30 replied, 53% reply rate

 


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= http://developers.facebook.com/settings
Facebook, Inc., Attention: = Department 415, PO Box 10005, Palo Alto, CA = 94303
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