Facebook Developers London meeting - 18:00, 24 July - John Snow pub

Dearest Nestokies!

As you will recall, a few weeks ago we launched the Facebook application to search for flats and houses in both the UK and for the Spanish market (we think we are the first non-English language applet)!

Developers have rapidly been embracing the Facebook Platform. There’s been some amazing innovation. But, as is to be expected with any new system, there are lots of questions. All over the world users of the FB platform are meeting up to exchange tips and tricks, and London, where the Nestoria team is based, is no different.

Next Tuesday (24th of July) London Facebook Developers will be meeting at our favourite pub, the John Snow, in Soho at 18:00.

We’re pleased to announce Nestoria will be sponsoring the event. I’m happy to buy any and everyone their first beer on one condition - you have to give us some feedback on how we can improve our application. You can recognize me by my Facebook profile picture.

If you develop for Facebook and are in London, we hope to see you there. As enthusiastic supporters of the perl community, we’d especially like to trade tips with anyone using perl to build for FB (special thanks to the authors of WWW::Facebook::API

On a final note, we very much appreciate all the positive feedback on our applets: Inside Facebook, Future of Real Estate Marketing, Tecnología Inmobiliaria, Facereviews. We’ll of course continue working to improve the applets.

6 Responses to “Facebook Developers London meeting - 18:00, 24 July - John Snow pub”


  1. 1 Robin Blandford

    Hey - I’m tempted to drop in!

    Is this still on?

  2. 2 Spiros

    Yes Robin, its still on. Drop in and have a beer, or maybe two!

    Spiros

  3. 3 renthusiast

    can’t wait for this, parking’s a b** in this area, so please dont drive …

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