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The Facebook application platform is less than a year old, and Facebook JavaScript (FBJS) made it out of beta less than four months ago. It's therefore unsurprising that comprehensive developer resources for both are a little thin. Most of the real content comes from official Facebook properties. Still, a little digging helped me uncover some decent tutorials and a wealth of open-source wrapper libraries for Facebook's RESTful API. Interestingly, I didn't uncover any big attempts at Prototype-style FBJS toolkits - just a few scattered examples of utility classes. It seems that Facebook development experience is still enough of a competitive advantage that the experienced few aren't rushing to create helper libraries for their hapless peers.
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Topics: Ajax Development, Facebook, Javascript, Social Networking