Developing Facebook Apps

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Hello aleksisa, I am trying to do a facebook app, I am new with this, And your tutorials looks like what I am looking for, but I try starting with this: Facebook Application Development with FBML, FBJS, ASP.NET and C#[^] or with this other: Developing Facebook Application with .NET - part 2[^]
But I see that they were made on 2008, do you have others more actual. Or do they work, the old ones, because I try with the first and show some errors. I am needing this help, any example or something like this to start, as complete as your tutorials, please if you can help me I thanks you a lot in advance.

Posted 25-Apr-10 14:09pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-04-25T14:19:00

pmuruaga wrote:
Hello aleksisa,

Hello, who ? Did you intend to ask a question of an article author ? There's a forum under the article for that. The people posting articles and answers are volunteers, there is no reason to expect the person you want to talk to will even see your post on a general forum, that's why a specific one is provided.

Henry Minute · Answer 2 · 2010-04-25T14:20:00

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A better way to contact the author is to use the 'New Message' item at the bottom of the article. That way the author gets an email of your message.

This way there is no guarantee that he/she will see your question.

Posted 25-Apr-10 14:20pm

Henry Minute

Abhinav S · Answer 3 · 2010-04-25T19:40:00

Solution 3

Which article/blog are you referring to exactly?

Posted 25-Apr-10 19:40pm

Abhinav S