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Learn how to code a Facebook app in 20 minutes with PythonAnywhere

• dsirijus 14y ago
  ...and you can charge this 200-500 buck a pop! Easy money, I say. Still is. EDIT: Before I get flame, this is just tongue-in-cheek for all the FB marketing agencies out there charging this crap by thousands.
  • aychedee 14y ago
    The internet, it's just a big ATM really.
    • dsirijus 14y ago
      Yeah, but you sure need to type more than 4 digits to get that cash!
      • aychedee 14y ago
        I was promised internet money!
  • joebeetee 14y ago
    200-500? That's cheap!
• ridruejo 14y ago
  The shareable web console is very nice. Is that a third party open source component or did you developed it yourselves?
  • aychedee 14y ago
    Developed it ourselves, well the JavaScript terminal is shellinabox (http://code.google.com/p/shellinabox/ http://code.google.com/p/shellinabox/) but it's connecting via websockets to a Tornado server that does all the interesting stuff.
• viraj_shah 14y ago
  I love things like this. Things that truly encourage people to just build even if it is very basic. It is such a good learning tool!
• thinkbohemian 14y ago
  Deploy one in 5 minutes (by me!): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgiONvm5JB0&feature=plcp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgiONvm5JB0&feature=plcp
  • thirdhaf 14y ago
    BTW your Python example app is broken and has been for months. Someone opened an issue on Github (with code to fix) but it's been ignored for months now. https://github.com/heroku/facebook-template-python/issues/7 https://github.com/heroku/facebook-template-python/issues/7
• csmatt 14y ago
  Incredible! I really wish this was at my disposal when I started working on my side project a couple months ago. I haven't even played with PythonAnywhere yet, I'm just commenting on how great the tutorial is. It excellently fills in the gaps between django and the facebook interface.