Social networking giant MySpace today made a
renewed attempt to catch rival Facebook
by announcing new resources designed to encourage third party developers to
write applications for the site.
The MySpace Developer Platform features a developer team blog, a forum space
and three sets of APIs. These include OpenSocial with MySpace extensions to
enable javascript and html, and Rest for server to server communication,
according to the firm.
As of today there will be a one month period during which developers can
build, test and install their software in a live environment without their apps
being visible to the community.
"We are committed to lowering the barrier to entry for developers around the
world to build a more collaborative and dynamic Internet, while empowering our
members to take control of their online presence in new and exciting ways,” said
MySpace chief executive Chris DeWolfe in a statement.
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