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I doubt I would design a site differently, but I sure as hell would make sure I connected to the "open graph". Its simply to big a win, it can't be ignored unle
by Nervetattoo 16y ago
I doubt I would design a site differently, but I sure as hell would make sure I connected to the "open graph".
Its simply to big a win, it can't be ignored unless your a big enough player.
And may i restate: The API is slick and sexy and feels damn open.
The only downside here is that its a company like facebook that ends up as the biggest winner. But should you as a minor site really give a damn? I mean, its unlikely that facebook is in competition with you anyway so its not like you actually lose anything by giving them data.
And isn't this really a step in the direction the entire web have been crying out for a long time? No more data duplication, "let me put my info one place and then pluck it from there".
I consider todays f8 to be quite major for web developers like myself and obviously for facebook as this means they are actually heading towards their goal from some time ago; Becoming a platform.