Looking For A Step By Step Guide To Building A Facebook App? (ASP.NET C#)

Question

I'm going to start trying to build a facebook app soon for one of my sites, and have no clue where to start. Was wondering if anyone had any links to a step by step guide?

Answer 1

This looks like what you could look for : http://www.stevetrefethen.com/blog/DevelopingFacebookApplicationsInCWithASPNET.aspx

Answer 2

There are a few tutorials on the subject:

Tutorial from the Facebook wiki
When a user has added your app they can see a link to your app in the Publisher on their own wall or on their friend's wall. When they click this link button FB makes a call to one of 2 URLs specified in your application settings: one URL for clicks originating on your own wall, and the second URL for clicks from another's wall. This post will demonstrate how to handle posts from your own wall. This code can easily be modified to handle the other case as the parameters and methods are all the same, only the content can be different. If your app does not need to differentiate between the two activity sources, you can use the same URL for both properties.

How to Use the Facebook Developer Toolkit 2.0 - Devtacular
The Facebook Developer Toolkit project has just released version 2.0 of their ASP.NET API into the wild, so let's go over the basics. In this article, we focus on creating an absolutely bare bones FBML application that leverages the API. Enjoy!

Facebook application development in ASP.NET
To ease Facebook development I've created a VS.NET 2008 Starter Kit that you can download here. This latest release of the Starter Kit is based on the Facebook Developer's Toolkit v2.1 which uses LINQ to XSD.

Facebook Developer Toolkit from Microsoft
Do you have a Facebook account and want to do more with it? Start creating cool, fun applications and Web sites with the Facebook Developer Toolkit. This toolkit offers you a huge amount of easy-to-use components and controls, plus ready-to-run samples and detailed documentation to get you started. With Visual Studio Express Editions and the Facebook Developer Toolkit, you'll have the tools you need to get going today!