Re:Facebook Stealing Googlers At An Alarming Rate
by ardit33 on Wednesday November 21, 2007 @09:18PM
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"They are going back to Microsoft!" -- facebook has a lot of ex-microsofties already. Anyways, I hope it doesn't get polluted too much with the ms mentality. The facebook experience and the newsfeed are loosing their simplicity and looking more and more like windows live.
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Re:Facebook Stealing Googlers At An Alarming Rate
by hello_moto on Wednesday November 21, 2007 @10:51PM
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For a side note: Google products start to look boring. No new features. No wonder they're losing their employees; nothing more to do.
Re:Facebook Stealing Googlers At An Alarming Rate
by coffeeaddicted on Thursday November 22, 2007 @12:43AM
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Does Facebook make anything interesting (from a programmers perspective)? I know a lot of cool stuff coming out of the google sweatshops, but I couldn't name anything interesting from Facebook. Am I missing out on something?
Re:Facebook Stealing Googlers At An Alarming Rate
by hello_moto on Thursday November 22, 2007 @01:01AM
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Search, GMail and Maps are the only 3 things I used. I don't even use Calendar, My Maps or their Cinema search whatnot. That's pretty much their products that I know of (and most of my friends outside Valley)
Re:Facebook Stealing Googlers At An Alarming Rate
by coffeeaddicted on Thursday November 22, 2007 @01:50AM
(#82684)
That's already three more applications than I could name from Facebook :-) That wasn't a rhetorical question, but I've really no idea what would make Facebook interesting for a programmer.
Google on the other hand is teasing me regularly with brandnew interesting API's (for which I never find the time to really check em out).
Re:Facebook Stealing Googlers At An Alarming Rate
by altay on Thursday November 22, 2007 @02:55AM
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A lot of programmers seem to think the Facebook API is pretty interesting... and they've found the time to check it out, too.
Re:Facebook Stealing Googlers At An Alarming Rate
by coffeeaddicted on Thursday November 22, 2007 @04:43AM
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Thanks, that's the stuff I was searching for. Facebook ain't that common here in germany and I'm no webdeveloper, so I didn't know until now about this API. I only had found the Facebook website which completely failed to impress me and if the name wouldn't drop so often I would probably not even have taken a second look.
Well, time for new API's... maybe next year. If facebook is still the hype in 2008 ;-)