A decent tutorial on the MySpace Developer Platform thats talk about creating a real application, one with error checking, functionality, and the other trappings you might expect of something functional.
URL: http://developer.myspace.com/community/opensocial/create_app.aspx
Current Rank: 1.00
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A real quick that walks you through creating the standard 'Hello World' application. It does provide for some nice details on where and how to create the actual application.
URL: http://developer.myspace.com/community/opensocial/helloworld.aspx
Current Rank: 2.00
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This is a great tutorial which shows you how to create a decent MySpace application using php and MySQL. Lot's of great screen shoots and tutorials. Definitely a great starting point if you're a PHP guy.
URL: http://downdoggy.com/info/myspace-developer.php
Current Rank: 3.00
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This great post shows you how to build a simple little widget to show an RSS feed. Specifically, it shows you how to request data from other sites using the OpenSocial API. Remember that in OpenSocial your application is hosted in the browser and served off the container's domain (in this case, MySpace). XHRs (XML Http Requests) cannot be issued across domains (for example, Javascript hosted off of http://www.myspace.com cannot access data from http://www.google.com). Because of that restriction, you can't make a straight call to another domain. The OpenSocial API provides a simple mechanism called "makeRequest" that allows you to request data from any domain you want.
URL: http://developer.myspace.com/Community/blogs/devteam/archive/2008...
Current Rank: 4.00
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