It was a sunny morning back in August 2008 when Stuzo launched its first-ever experience on a Facebook page for “Gossip Girl.” Back then, our engineers were still coding in Facebook Markup Language, and the creative was constrained to 520 pixels.
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The slow death of Facebook Markup Language continued with the social network’s announcement that all FBML endpoints will be gone as of July 5.
Facebook Markup Language will move one step closer to the history books with the start of the new year.
Facebook pulled the plug on Facebook Markup Language (FBML) earlier this year, so why release a page development app called Advanced FBML?
