Over the last few weeks, we have had several questions from developers as to which SDKs we support. We wanted to clarify that we provide support for the following:

• JavaScript SDK: source & documentation
• PHP SDK: source & documentation
• iOS SDK: source & documentation
• Android SDK: source & documentation

Please note that we are moving the location of...

As we near the end of 2011, we wanted to take a moment to recap the highlights from this year. Before doing so, we want to thank you for creating social apps that have delighted millions of users. From games to news, and music, we were excited and impressed by what you created this year. We cannot wait to see what we can build together in 2012.

In October, we announced the extension of Platform to Mobile, bringing social channels to mobile apps. The same month we invited mobile developers to join us for a Mobile Hack in Palo Alto. Some 300 developers came for a full day of learning about Facebook Platform for Mobile and hacking with Facebook engineers. A few dozen projects were put...

As part of ongoing efforts to optimize Platform for game developers, and to reflect the diversity of games growing on Platform, we’ve made updates to the games categories as well as some of the main communication channels, including Bookmarks and the Apps and Games Dashboard. Additionally, we are testing new feed stories on mobile, to improve app...

Last week we released Timeline to our worldwide audience and made it available on mobile. We also deprecated the REST API and completed porting all intended functionality over to the Graph API.

Upcoming changes on January 1, 2012

We announced the Graph API at f8 2010. Since that event, we have been working hard to ensure that the most important functionality that developers were using with the REST API is available via the Graph API. For the past several months we have been slowly launching new features in the Graph API to bring it up to parity with the REST API.

Today,...

Last week we introduced the Subscribe Button for Websites, announced the removal of App Profile Pages on February 1st, 2012, provided a recap on our recent Social Games Hack and published a tutorial on debugging Open Graph apps.

Finally, we updated the JavaScript SDK to only support OAuth 2.0. This new JavaScript SDK was first announced in July...

As part of our continued efforts to migrate all apps to OAuth 2.0, we are opting in all apps using the new JavaScript SDK to OAuth 2.0 tomorrow at 11am Pacific Time. The deadline to support OAuth 2.0 was October 1st, 2011.

The new JS SDK with OAuth 2.0 was introduced in July. Tomorrow, on December 13th at 11am, we will automatically default the ...