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Building OpenSocial Apps- P8

Building OpenSocial Apps- P8: Nhà phát triển của Thư viện Series từ Addison-Wesley cung cấp hành nghề lập trình với độc đáo, tài liệu tham khảo chất lượng cao hướng dẫn về các ngôn ngữ lập trình công nghệ mới nhất và họ sử dụng trong công việc hàng ngày của họ. Tất cả các sách trong thư viện của Nhà phát triển được viết bởi chuyên gia công nghệ các học viên những người có kỹ năng đặc biệt tại các tổ chức và trình bày thông tin một cách đó là hữu ích cho các lập trình viên khác | 324 Chapter 14 Marketing and Monetizing 12. Have you taken advantage of the OpenSocial platform and imported your apps to other social networks like Orkut or Hi5 I did at the start but it became overwhelming to support multiple apps across multiple sites that are not 100 compatible both in technology and policies so now I just focus on MySpace and Facebook. 13. What advice if any would you offer a first-time app developer Don t expect your big idea will make you rich overnight. Dan Yue Playdom www.myspace.com playdom 1. Who are you My name is Dan Yue and I m the cofounder and CEO of Playdom the largest game developer on MySpace. Prior to founding Playdom I was employee number 1 at Adify an ad network platform acquired by Cox Enterprises in 2008 founded several wildly unsuccessful technology start-ups and served as technical consultant to Wynn Design and Development . As a lifelong gamer I ve played thousands of hours of Final Fantasy 7 and Baldur s Gate 2 and spent 34 long days as a semiprofessional Blackjack player. My commitment to the player experience runs so deep that I wake up several times a night to check the performance of Playdom s games. 2. What OpenSocial apps have you created or helped to create Playdom has developed and successfully launched 12 apps on MySpace including seven RPGs. Playdom has also launched Poker Palace and Bumper Stickers on Hi5. 3. Is there anything you wish you had known before you started developing your first app I wish we realized that games are much more successful on social platforms than other types of social apps.We first launched Kiss Me on MySpace which was and is a success but it may have been wiser to launch a game first then follow with a social app. In the perfect scenario you d attract a high volume of installs with a highly engaging game then you can use the first game s popularity to cross-promote new apps. 4. How do you find the MySpace platform in terms of both technology and growth opportunities MySpace is a .