Facebook's big challenge: building a stable platform for developers

August 6 News, according to foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html "> media reports, a group of founders and entrepreneurs gathered in California State Redwood City, the Fox Theater, Discuss the future of the Facebook platform. The distance that Facebook has traveled and the way it will go. While the company's share price has been falling recently, one thing we can't ignore is that by the end of July, Facebook still has 955 million of its monthly real users, and about 81% of users are from outside the United States, And about 230 million users per month will play games on Facebook.

Despite Facebook's current slump in its share price, it appears that Facebook has implemented a number of strategies, such as an advertising monetization strategy and other, but Doug Purdy, director of product management at Facebook, says one of the big challenges Facebook faces today is Doug Purti , through its API (application interface) for Third-party developers to build a solid, stable platform.

Purdy previously made it clear that Facebook had released a timeline of 7,000 applications, and that the number of applications had increased since the No. 3000 application was released in March. It is clear that developers are eager to get on the fast track of the development process, the "airborne Pass" from social Deathstar. Facebook has become a very important channel and intermediary for the use of new applications by driving users through Facebook news. For example, in the past 30 days, Facebook has driven people into the App Store and Google Play for as many as 150 million times.

Facebook's product management executives said Facebook realised that it was impossible to recruit all the Internet users to their social networking sites, but that they were "expanding their communication power" on different meridians. There are many businesses that we haven't covered yet and we want third-party developers to be able to do these things for us.

Purdy said the difficulty of the incident was how to balance priority areas, especially between developers and users (and also some advertisers), because they would not have a deal in the end.

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