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Facebook Enhances Open Graph On Mobile, Updates iOS SDK
By Zach Walton
At the Facebook Home unveiling, Mark Zuckerberg said that people are increasingly consuming content on mobile. It's true for Facebook as is it true for just about everything else. That's why Facebook needs to step up its mobile game, and it did just that today.
At its Mobile Developer Conference in New York City, Facebook announced that Open Graph is coming to mobile in a big way. The first step is making sure everybody can integrate Open Graph into their mobile apps without having to deal with the complexity of the Graph API. The answer is the Object API – tools that let developers "directly create Open Graph objects" while no longer needing "to host webpages with Open Graph tags." The new API is available to both mobile and Web apps so that nobody is left out.
To make things even easier, Facebook is also introducing the Object Browser. It's a "simple visual interface that helps you easily interact with the object data you publish." For more on the Object API and the Object Browser, check out Facebook's documentation.
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