Create your very own Facebook Application in 10 minutes or less using phpMyFB

Have you ever wanted to create your very own application for facebook but thought you wouldnt have the time and money to do so? Well now you can with this simple to use program called phpMyFB. phpMyFB is a unique very powerful script that allows you to run an unlimited number of custom apps across an unlimited number of domains. Best of all, you can create these applications using point-and-click methods without having a touch a single line of code!

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Latest SDK / Graph API - As with all of our products, this was built using the latest Facebook PHP SDK. This script uses the latest Facebook Graph API methods and operates on an iFrame-basis.

Unlimited Apps & Domains _ This script handles creation of unlimited apps across an unlimited number of domains, all from one script! Simply park your domains all on the same account script is hosted on, add domains to panel, and you're good to go!

Automated Facebook App Settings - Insert your app IDs and secret keys, and watch your apps become live in minutes as phpMyFB configures all needed settings for you!

Image Templates - Create image templates and actions to use across multiple apps. That way you don't have to create a new app structure if one of your apps gets shutdown, removed, or deleted!

Add Users Profile Picture - Copy the users profile picture on top of your image template any number of times.

Add Random Friends' Profile Pictures & Names - Copy any number of random friends' profile pictures and names on top of your image template.

Add Random Text - Add random text in any font (over 200+ preloaded fonts, or add custom TTF font files), color, size you'd like. With support for dynamic tags and functions (see below)

Dynamic Tags & Functions - Built in dynamic tags and functions for use with Random Text actions allow you to insert random numbers, dates, random friends' names, and more.

Automated Coordinate Setting - No more having to find X & Y locations like with low-end scripts. Our Javascript-based X/Y picker allows you to pick a location from your image for your actions via point-and-click.

Advanced Template System - Adjust all templates files for your app within the phpMyFB panel (minor HTML knowledge required). Adjust global template files for unconfigured/unchanged app templates with your customizations and advertisement codes.

Support for Manual & Auto Publishing - Configuration options allow you to select manual or auto publishing with each app

Support for Friend Tagging - When random friends are selected (see above), you are given the configuration option to tag them in the published photo.

Fan Page & Canvas App Support - Run your apps as canvas apps, fan page tabs, or both!

Email, Name, Facebook ID harvesting - Configuration options allow you to harvest email, Facebook ID, and full name of every visitor that installs your app.

Application Statistics - See how exactly much publishing is going on with each individual app.

[NEW] App Spinner - Generate app spinner links which are automatically appended to photo captions of cooresponding photos.

Purchase - Only $299.95
Product Features

Script Requirements

PHP5, MySQL, SSL / HTTPS Support (more info)

Admin Panel Demonstration
Admin Demo (Password: devswift)

Sample Application Demonstrations
Profile Stalker
Tombstone
Fortune Cookie
Magic 8 Ball
Top Friends (Video Demo)
This is a video showing how I created Top Friends in less then 10 minutes!

Video Demonstration
Video Demo of us building the very popular Facebook app Top Friends in phpMyFB

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The advantages of using Yahoo! Mail

What are the advantages of using Yahoo! Mail? If you receive a lot of email on a regular basis, and you need to open more than one email at once, the Yahoo! Mail user platform comes with a perfect feature for you. The ability to open up multiple emails simultaneously in different tabs separates Yahoo! Mail from some of its competitors.

With the vast options available on the internet for email accounts, most people do not put in much thought into which provider's services they choose. Many assume that all the major email service providers offer the same features, but in reality, they all have their own pros and cons that make them suitable to different groups of people. Yahoo! Mail has a number of features that makes it a highly desirable email service provider.

For those who have email accounts with multiple email service providers, Yahoo! Mail offers a unique feature whereby you can check all your POP accounts from your Yahoo! account. This option is a big time saver since you can receive and send all your emails from one place. You can add multiple Yahoo! Mail accounts to a single account, so you do not need to waste time every day logging out of one account and into the next.

Attaching large files to email messages is often a headache for many, but with Yahoo! Mail, your worries are likely to go away. You can attach up to 2GB in each mail, since Yahoo! Mail is equipped with a mechanism that shrinks email messages before sending them. To compliment the 2GB attachment limit, unlike many of its competitors, Yahoo! Mail does not have an account storage limit.

A Yahoo! Mail account allows you to access a number of Yahoo! products, including Yahoo Answers and Yahoo discussion groups. You can also integrate various apps including a calendar, Evite and Flickr photos. Yahoo! Mail has a number of features that allow you to organize your online life. You can create folders and set up rules and filters to direct mail to their designated folders automatically, making them easier to go through as well as look back on if needed. Emails from different accounts can be color coded differently.

The best thing about Yahoo! Mail is that it provides all of its services for free. If one wishes to further enhance their email experience, they can upgrade their account to a Yahoo! Mail Plus account for a minimal yearly fee. This upgrade allows users to access their Yahoo! Mail from any POP email clients. Those who purchase Yahoo! Mail Plus will also notice a less cluttered interface since this version is advertisement free.

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How to start an internet based freelancing career

For those of you who have tried to start an internet based freelancing career, you probably know just how competitive offering services online can be. Due to the high level of desirability of working from home and having the most flexible time schedule imaginable, a large number of people all over the world wish to start an internet based freelancing career to earn money online. Unfortunately, few actually succeed in landing a single project, let alone making a career out of it.

The recommended way to start a freelancing career on the internet is to register yourself on one or more of the countless outsourcing marketplaces available on the internet. Odesk, Vworker, Elance and Freelancer are four of the preferred choices for people who wish to secure an online job. People who seek to outsource their work post projects on these websites, and internet based freelancers can bid on them.

Once you have registered on one of these marketplaces, you will soon start to realize that it is not easy winning a project. Understandably so, employers are reluctant to trust workers with no feedback or rating. This is why you might need to make your profile shine, by uploading samples, writing up a convincing description about yourself and your abilities, as well as writing intelligent proposals.

Winning your first project on an outsourcing marketplace is a challenge, but there are certain strategies you can adopt to increase your chance of getting a project. Once you have setup a complete profile, you need to focus on writing proposals for the right projects. The first step to this is to make sure you understand a project before you bid on it, and if you do not, ask questions. Employers love to see workers who seem to be interested in a particular project, and asking relevant, critical questions is a great way to display this interest.

You should also make sure you answer any questions the employer has asked in the job description. Writing generic bids about how you want to do the job are likely to get you no jobs, since they show your lack of interest to the extent that you cannot even take the time out to write a unique proposal. Once you have contacted the employer, you should work out a fair price to sell your service at. Since you do not have any on-site experience, you should bid on the lower side, but not low enough for the employer to doubt your ability to produce quality work.

Working on a popular outsourcing marketplace guarantees potential opportunities, but these sites charge a considerable amount of fees for the services they provide. Once you have become established as an online freelancer, you can create your own website and work from it, along with your existing client list from earlier projects.

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Artificial Intelligence, Al Gore, Modern Blogging and More: Where to Find ATD at SXSW

Time again for app-flicking, party-hopping, BBQ-eating and, somewhere in between all that, panel-picking.

The interactive portion of the SXSW festival — known as "South By" to hip conference goers — kicks off Friday in Austin, Texas.

And speaking of panels, members of AllThingsD will be moderating a few key ones throughout the fest that you won't want to miss. (We promise not to call you out if we see you hungover and sleeping in the back row. Just come.)

First off, nobody knows more about blogging than the boss, Kara Swisher, who has literally made liveblogging Yahoo's earnings calls an award-winning venture. So on Saturday, March 9, at 12:30 pm local time, she'll be interviewing Mr. WordPress, Matt Mullenweg, about the current state of blogging. More details here.

Later that afternoon, AllThingsD’s other boss, Walt Mossberg, will interview former vice president and New York Times bestselling author Al Gore about his new book, “The Future: Six Drivers of Global Change” — described as “a frank and clear-eyed assessment of the emerging forces that are reshaping our world.” That panel takes place at 3:30 pm local time.

Early risers, reporters who snoop and sources who snitch should add Peter Kafka's panel to the calendar: At 9:30 am Saturday, he’ll be joined by panelists Ed Lee of Bloomberg News, Greg Galant of MuckRack and Joe Ciarallo of Salesforce.com (formerly of Buddy Media) to discuss the shifting dynamics between reporter and source in the age of social media. Here are the details on Peter’s panel.

And on Monday, March 11, I'll be moderating a panel on artificial intelligence — think robots, "smart" calendars and natural-language search apps — with Dror Oren, executive director at SRI International; Raj Singh, founder of Tempo AI; and Nadav Gur, co-founder and CEO of Desti. That panel takes place at 3:30 pm.

And, of course, if you see us elsewhere — at the Mailbox/Dropbox/Highlight cocktail hour Sunday, at the Path/Spotify/A-Grade party that same night, at the Funny or Die + Team Coco’s Comedy Climax Party on Monday, or just hanging around the GroupMe Grill — come say hello.

(Feature art courtesy of Flickr Creative Commons.)