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Entries tagged with PyFacebook

1. Title: Two-Faced Django Part 7: PyFacebook and FBJS Ajax
   Tags: Facebook PyFacebook django
   Series: Two-Faced Django

   The seventh (and final!) entry in the Two-Faced Django series. We look at implementing Ajax functionality in the Facebook app we have been developing with PyFacebook.

2. Title: Two-Faced Django: Live install
   Tags: PyFacebook django dreamhost
   Series: Two-Faced Django

   The example application built in this series is now alive and <a href="http://krit.willarson.com/">accessible</a>. Although, its extraordinarily bland. I will acknowledge that. The Facebook portion is also alive <a href="http://apps.facebook.com/twofaced/">here</a>.

3. Title: Two-Faced-Django Part 6: PyFacebook
   Tags: Facebook PyFacebook django
   Series: Two-Faced Django

   The sixth section of the Two-Faced Django tutorial where we begin implementing the FaceBook portion of our project.

4. Title: Two-Faced Django Part 1: Building a project that exists simultaniously on Facebook and the web
   Tags: PyFacebook django
   Series: Two-Faced Django

   The first article of an eight article series on using Django to create apps that exist simultaneously as independent web applications and as Facebook applications. This segment covers putting together our development setup.

5. Title: Using PyFacebook without the Facebook middleware
   Tags: Facebook PyFacebook django python

   I've been working on a Facebook application with a couple of friends recently. We decided to use <a href="http://www.djangoproject.com>Django</a> and the <a href="http://code.google.com/p/pyfacebook/">PyFacebook</a> library, but there was a brief period of intense confusion on my part about how to use the PyFacebook library without the included middleware. I worked through it, though, and this article has some advice on how you can do the same.