Going social with Facebook and Adobe Flash Platform
by joshelman on Apr 10, 2009
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Presented at launch party for Actionscript 3.0 Client Library for Facebook Platform
Presented at launch party for Actionscript 3.0 Client Library for Facebook Platform
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What we all do – our engineers at Facebook and developers on Platform – is we give people tools, and the power, to share themselves and communicate in different ways. What we have found is that the most important information in the world is inside people. It’s how they’re thinking, how they’re feeling, how they relate to the people around them. And that information isn’t accessible in the world. It’s not out there available to be indexed. It’s only accessible if people choose to share it themselves and have the tools to do so, and that’s what we’re building.
The first version of the web was about putting all the information that existed offline now online. The next version will be about understanding that the web isn’t about sharing information, it’s about people sharing themselves. The full potential of the web is gives power back to the people so that everyone has a voice and can share what is important to them.
When that happens, more information will be available because people had control and chose to share it. The world will be a more transparent place, and this transparency will help us understand each other. It will help us see the good and the bad that we do and help us give each other more feedback to do more good. As the world gets more and more complex, transparency and sharing are key to the world being in harmony. And that’s what we’re all doing – we’re giving people the power to the share themselves and create this world.
This isn’t one organization’s mission. Making the world more transparent and bringing people together is more than any one organization can do. This is what we’re all doing, and we’re doing it together.
What we all do – our engineers at Facebook and developers on Platform – is we give people tools, and the power, to share themselves and communicate in different ways. What we have found is that the most important information in the world is inside people. It’s how they’re thinking, how they’re feeling, how they relate to the people around them. And that information isn’t accessible in the world. It’s not out there available to be indexed. It’s only accessible if people choose to share it themselves and have the tools to do so, and that’s what we’re building.
The first version of the web was about putting all the information that existed offline now online. The next version will be about understanding that the web isn’t about sharing information, it’s about people sharing themselves. The full potential of the web is gives power back to the people so that everyone has a voice and can share what is important to them.
When that happens, more information will be available because people had control and chose to share it. The world will be a more transparent place, and this transparency will help us understand each other. It will help us see the good and the bad that we do and help us give each other more feedback to do more good. As the world gets more and more complex, transparency and sharing are key to the world being in harmony. And that’s what we’re all doing – we’re giving people the power to the share themselves and create this world.
This isn’t one organization’s mission. Making the world more transparent and bringing people together is more than any one organization can do. This is what we’re all doing, and we’re doing it together.
Today, Facebook has over 150 million active users around the world. We define active users as people who’ve visited Facebook at least once in the past 30 days.
Today, Facebook has over 150 million active users around the world. We define active users as people who’ve visited Facebook at least once in the past 30 days.
You’ve built more than [25,000] applications, and that number is growing by more than [500] every day.