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When you work on a Facebook app, you need to customize the urls of your scripts and stylesheets to bypass their aggressive caching. In my first, the markup was
by johncoltrane 16y ago
When you work on a Facebook app, you need to customize the urls of your scripts and stylesheets to bypass their aggressive caching.
In my first, the markup was littered with urls looking like
http://www.domain.com/path/to/stylesheet.css?v=20
After a couple of projects I noticed that the number was decreasing. As I was learning to work with their fucked-up FBML/FBJS/weird-corner-cases my code went through less and less iterations and the final numbers were lower and lower.
And I was a little happier inside.
That's gamification, but unintended.
Making it part of the product? I'm not sure.