Using Actions
Publishing Actions To publish an action, make an HTTP POST to the following Graph API endpoint: /{user-id}/ { action - type } This call should be signed with a user access token with publish_actions permission or with an app access token for a user who was previously logged in. For common actions, the {action-type} is the name of the action, such as og.likes : /{user-id}/ og . likes
iOS Tutorial
This multi-part tutorial walks you through building a Facebook integrated iOS app. You'll create a timeline app that lets people post about meals they ate. This sample app is based on the Scrumptious sample app bundled with the SDK. You can use the completed sample as a reference or jump to a specific step to see how to implement a specific feature. To complete the tutorial, you'll need a familiarity with Objective-C, Xcode and some common frameworks like CoreLocation .
facebook
Today we're excited to announce that Adobe and Facebook are working together to provide official support for building rich social applications in Flash. An updated version of the ActionScript 3.0 Client Library for Facebook Platform is fully open and available for download now , along with a full set of materials and samples at the Adobe Developer Connection . Flash has long been one of the most popular languages for building applications on Facebook or integrating with Facebook Connect. Many top applications such as Texas HoldEm Poker by Zynga, Pet Society by Playfish, and Music by iLike, and Red Bull's Connect Site use Flash heavily to provide rich and engaging experiences through audio, video, real-time interactions, and more. Flash has been supported since the launch of Facebook Platform in 2007 through tags like fb:swf and fb:fbjs-bridge , embedding Flash in Feed stories, and multiple client libraries, which have helped you make Facebook API calls directly from ActionScript.
Bringing Adobe Flash Platform and Facebook Platform Together
The new Adobe ActionScript 3 SDK for Facebook Platform API, fully supported by Facebook and Adobe, makes it easy to build applications that combine the strengths of the Flash Platform. Developed by gskinner.com, this class library facilitates the development of Flash Platform applications that communicate with Facebook using the OpenGraph API. The Adobe Flash Platform and Facebook Platform provide the ideal solution for building rich, social experiences on the web. Flash is available on more than 98% of Internet-connected PCs, so people can immediately access the applications, content, and video that enable social interactions.
