douglasp

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by douglasp 13y ago
Hi, I'm Doug Purdy, Director of Developer Products at Facebook. I wanted to weigh in here to explain how we think about some of these things. Successful iOS and Android developers are integrating Facebook into their mobile apps. It's not an
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by douglasp 14y ago
I replied on the site, but I'll share my comment here as well. I work on Facebook Platform. We never "turned off the Requests functionality for apps that are not labelled as games, breaking many live apps." We never turned off requests. We
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by douglasp 15y ago
I work at Facebook. We absolutely do care about our API. We are working as hard as we can to make our API less buggy and more stable. Over the course of the past year, we have added more tests, more resources and more tools to this problem
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by douglasp 15y ago
I work at Facebook. My short response is that the repository is public once again, with a notice that it is deprecated. I personally apology for the churn. My long response is that we haven't supported this SDK for some time and with our re
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by douglasp 16y ago
The account was not disabled. I am not going to go into specific details of what our system does, but we require that the developer verify their identity when we take a policy action on an app. We do this to ensure that the account wasn't c
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by douglasp 16y ago
I work on the Platform team at Facebook and wanted to respond to some of the comments on this post. Breakup Notifier is an interesting idea and an example of the sort of engagement that developers can get on Facebook Platform (according to
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by douglasp 16y ago
I agree with most of the comments here and on the blog post; having hit many of the same issues myself. Fortunately, I get to do something about it. I work for Facebook (joined ~3 weeks ago). Part of my job is to help fix the developer site