Want to learn how to leverage the ubiquity of Facebook for your own apps? In this video excerpt from Jesse Stay’s course Getting Started with Facebook Application Development you’ll see what Facebook Page Tabs are, how they work, and how other major Facebook customizers use them to provide extensions into their Facebook pages. In the complete course, Jesse covers other topics such as the Open Graph Protocol, social plugins, and frictionless sharing.
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Jesse Stay is a speaker, author, blogger, and entrepreneur, who writes and consults on the topics of social media and new media architecture, bridging the gap between “technical” and “social” for both marketers and developers. Jesse has written four books — his latest two, Facebook Application Development For Dummies, and the recently released Google+ For Dummies show the breadth of knowledge Jesse has to offer. Jesse was also named one of 20 developers to follow on Twitter and one of 10 entrepreneurs to follow on Twitter by the top Tech blog Mashable.com.
If you’re interested in getting your application development launched into the Facebook environment, this course is a great way to get started. What’s your favorite Facebook page? Click the comment link below and share with the world.
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