Facebook Application Development | Facebook Pages | Facebook Connect Facebook.NET How to Develop a Hit Facebook App: 29 Essential Tools and Tutorials - Software Developer Resources to help you build a successful Facebook app that users will love. Software Developer Editors "Wanted: Facebook App Developer" is one of the most popular programmer job-board postings of 2007. Seemingly everyone is trying to capitalize on the popularity of Facebook by developing their own integrated application in the hopes that it will go viral. Unfortunately, however, there still isn't a lot of good information available as to how to actually create a working Facebook app, not to mention a popular one. Related Articles: Introductory Links: The Basics Although Facebook's developer resources won't provide you with the depth of information needed to build something remarkable, it should be every new Facebook developer's first stop. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Tricks of the Trade Having covered the basics of Facebook app development and integration, you'll want to start creating more complex applications and achieving more seamless integration. 8. 9. 10. 12. Code Samples, Discussion and Forums
Fun With WebMatrix Helpers in ASP.NET MVC 3 « .NET Web stuff, mostly. It’s nearly the weekend, and it’s been long week, so let’s have a bit of fun… So I take it you’ve all had a chance to look at WebMatrix? If you haven’t then you should really make the effort to have a play around with it. I will admit that I was a bit snobby about it when I first read about it, but it is actually a really great way to build small, simple web sites. For the uninitiated, here are a few useful links: You can install WebMatrix through the Web Platform Installer. Well, WebMatrix is built on ASP.NET, so it is actually a trivial task to add them to an ASP.NET MVC application. Getting Going There are loads of helpers available, today we are going to look at the Microsoft Web Helpers. Install-Package microsoft-web-helpers into the the Package Manager Console. Next you will need to add references to WebMatrix.Data and WebMatrix.WebData and set the “Copy Local” property to true for both of them. And that’s it! Gravatar @Gravatar.GetHtml("stevelydford@gmail.com") XBox Live GamerCard