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Facadebook C# SDK is a facade and abstraction layer for the Facebook C# SDK. Use it if you need to write your own adjustments or if you need to unit test your code. We do. This package facades the Facebook C# base library.
Authors: Daniel Saidi & Ludvig Dickman Website: http://danielsaidi.github.com/Facadebook Project: http://github.com/danielsaidi/Facadebook
Facadebook is a facade and abstraction layer for the Facebook C# SDK, which can be found at http://facebooksdk.codeplex.com/ Use it if you want to make your own adjustments or if you unit test your code.
The library version will match the version of the Facebook C# SDK it facades. Since the SDK uses a four block version number, the library will not be able to add a build verison of its own, which means that the 5.2.1.0 version for instance, will be used as long as it facades the 5.2.1.0 version of the SDK.
To get your hands on Facadebook, either:
Once downloaded, add the DLL files (including the native Facebook C# SDK DLL:s) to your .NET solution, add references where needed...then just go go go!
SDK DLL:s) to your .NET solution, add references where needed...then For now, either contact us via the project site, or e-mail us at:
Ludvig Dickman - luddement@gmail.com Daniel Saidi - daniel.saidi@gmail.com
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Facadebook C# SDK is a facade and abstraction layer for the Facebook C# SDK. Use it if you need to write your own adjustments or if you need to unit test your code. We do. This package facades the Facebook C# base library.
We found that facadebook demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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