In my first Facebook-related article published by InformIT, I’ve described the basics of Facebook Connect – a JavaScript API that can connect your web application with millions of Facebook users. The next step is pretty obvious: once you’ve attracted the Facebook users, it makes sense to publish their activity on your web to their Facebook news feed. The process is described in my next InformIT article “Publish Your Application Stories to Facebook”.
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Being one of the zillion programmers jumping into rough waters of XML, XSLT and AJAX (combined with ASP back-end) I had my own share of "reinventing the wheel" experience. Hopefully by documenting some of these reinventions, I'll save you a few minutes of hair-pulling.
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