You can check out the application stats by following the “More Stats” link underneath your application name on the right-hand column of this page.
We’ll continue to add relevant and interesting data to the page as we can. In the meanwhile, if you have any suggestions for improvement or other stats that you’d like to see, please let us know on the wiki.
FBJS was built to empower you with the scripting functionality that you need to make your Facebook Platform applications more rich and interactive, while protecting Facebook users' privacy at the same time.
If you are already used to Javascript, you will find that most of the syntax and functionality that you have come to know and love (or hate) is available in FBJS. Additionally, we've created hooks into our higher-level AJAX and dialog implementations which allow you to easily create dynamic experiences while maintaining the look and feel of Facebook.
We hope that FBJS enables you to build deeply integrated Facebook Platform applications in new and interesting ways.
Happy Hacking!
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As promised, we're going to start the process of deprecating the notifications.sendRequest API function. The first phase of this starts tonight, as we roll out the new <fb:request-form> FBML tag.
Moving forward, the plan is to remove the notifications.sendRequest API function once we're satisfied that the majority of desirable request/invitation use cases are covered by FBML tags and that developers have had enough time to migrate (we're shooting for around 2-3 weeks from now).
The goal of this new system is to provide a flexible, consistent interface through which users can send requests and invitations, while at the same time saving developers the trouble of tweaking out this UI so that you can focus instead on building cool applications. For more information about how the new system works, please check out the wiki. If you have any feedback about the new tags, please leave it on the wiki's discussion pages - we'll try to keep an eye on them.
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