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It’s a bit of a pimp, but I thought I should inform you that I have spent the weekend dabbling my feet in code, and have finished my first Facebook Application. Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you:
Doing absolutely nothing, the app sits upon your Facebook profile proudly displaying what it is, and giving you a link to the application page, upon entering which you can see the latest changes added to this amazing piece of software. And by amazing I mean completely redundant.
Look out for a WordPress version in the near future.
In my defense – I was fed up with all these blooming “Zombie” and “Vampire” applications so I decided to make this. It kept me busy for about two days while I tried to wrestle with the Facebook API (the actual application itself took me all of two minutes to code – the rest of the time was trying and failing to understand how to intergrate it into facebook properly), and it reminded me why I didn’t take a programming course…
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Oh, my friends, don’t be fooled by its seemingly useful demeanour. This, I tell you… this is the most usless application ever. Add it now and see for yourselves – I did, and I’m not looking back! Oh no.