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Next Evolution of Facebook Platform for Mobile, Hari ini, 18 April jam = 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. =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? 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Halo Vincent,
A new post has been added to the Developer = Blog.
 

3D"Douglas
Hari ini, 18 April jam 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.


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
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