Approaching to release new FFM
Posted on August 22, 2007 - Filed Under Facebook, RubyOnRails
We are almost ready to release new FFM version to production server. This release will incorporate some major changes from UI perspective.
We have decided to come back inside Facebook’s interface. This mean that FFM will by default no more escape from Facebook to standalone version. But if You like FFM as standalone – don’t worry, as I have mentioned two days ago, application will work perfectly as standalone – just type its address (http://app.FriendsFeedMe.com) into browser.
FFM will notify You and Your friends You have uploaded new OPML (and possibility of new feeds) and will place in Your Facebook profile link with number of feeds in Your OPML. Well, we had plan to use our widget in Facebook profile (or create something similar), but as for now I think it is not possible.
Facebook does not allow to create profile entry which content will be dependable both on profile owner and viewer. Unfortunately it looks like fb:iframe is being not allowed on profile (as set with profile.setFBML). That would allow to move our widget inside Facebook.
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