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Why I’m switching to Facebook.NET from the Facebook Developer’s Toolki

published 11 months, 24 days ago, submitted by Aaronontheweb 11 months, 28 days ago

ajaxninja.com — The Facebook Developer Toolkit, the Microsoft-endorsed .NET library for developing, has caused me nothing but trouble, and now I am switching to Facebook.NET for all of my Facebook application development in ASP.NET.

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I haven't yet looked at Facebook.

Can anyone think of any DNK application that may be useful on their platform?

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gavinjoyce 11 months, 28 days ago

I gave you mine, .. I'm still working on it

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joseguia 11 months, 24 days ago

I can't think of anything in particular, but I know there are a few large global .Net groups that could promote it.

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johnrummell 11 months, 24 days ago

I'm currently working on a medium-sized Facebook application written with Facebook.NET; I'm planning on publishing the source code after I spend some time promoting the app.

I'm considering developing a Phalanger/PHP on .NET project that uses Facebook's own native PHP extension library; there might be some more challenges here but I think it'd be an interesting experiment :)

posted by Aaronontheweb 11 months, 24 days ago