What did Zuckerberg say at the F8 conference?

NetEase technology News May 1, Facebook held a F8 global developer conference in San Francisco today, attracting more than 1700 developers to participate. The company says its mission is to help developers around the world develop, develop and commercialize applications across platforms. The theme of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's speech at the meeting was divided into three parts: • Give the developer Stability: The company realizes that the best way to help developers to develop applications that improve people's lives and connect the world is to provide a stable infrastructure for Zuckerberg. This year, Facebook is fully focused on building a stable platform. • People-oriented: they are said to be concerned about sharing information with applications, and they want more control over their data. Facebook will give them more control over the experience and let them use their Facebook account to log in. • Cross-platform tools and services: The goal of Facebook is to build bridges between mobile platforms and to provide greater convenience to developers. The company today released more than 10 new developer products, including its most significant Facebook login update and mobile ad network audience receptacle. Develop a new Facebook login: Allow users to choose which information to share with apps anonymously: let people not share personal information from Facebook with developers when logging in to apps. Stability Enhancements: Provides a two-year stability guarantee for Facebook's core developer offerings. Application Links: Simplifies the links between applications. Parse Update: The company lowered parse pricing, reduced application development costs, and introduced tools to enable developers to use parse to build applications that run offline. Growth information Dialogue: let people share apps with friends via Facebook Messenger. The mobile version of Praise: Praise the Facebook page or the content that is applied independently through the native's "like" mobile button. Fbstart Project: Designed to help mobile start-ups grow through a package of resources and tools provided by industry leaders. Send to mobile phone: Convenient for people to visit the site and use Facebook to send relevant applications directly to their mobile phone. Commercial new advertising platform audience receptacle: Developers now have a new way to effectively commercialize mobile applications. Facebook also unveiled 4 new public content APIs today, designed to help media companies enrich their stories with Facebook content and data. Internet.org also announced that developers can now submit applications to participate in the work of Facebook's Internet.org innovation Lab. (Hao Hui)