JavaScript SDK lets you load the Facebook plugins when the page is loaded as well. For example, the social plugins that you have inserted in your pages will be load thanks to this tool, which is available at this address.
You can find out more about the JavaScript SDK plugin there, but if you don’t know a bit of programming, it is in vain. This is a page from where you can get some codes that are inserted as well into your site, allowing you to ease the loading of the social plugins coming from Facebook on your site. Think of Live Stream, which is extremely fast, because it gets updated all the time, no matter if you run the page on your computer all the time or not. The pages of your site are still visited, whether you are there or not.
This plugin provides a set of options for client-side functionality, letting the users to authenticate themselves and render the social plugins developed by Facebook in a personal way. The users can run multiple version of the XFBML. The JavaScript SDK requires an app id. Which means that you have to register your application. More about how to register the application on the Facebook site you find in here.
There is a JavaScript Test Console on the same page, which you can use to verify if there are any bugs present and to debug the most common ones. Try your JavaScript SDK methods using this test. You keep on reading “JavaScript SDK”. But what is this SDK that appears all the time written in the name of the plugin? SDK is an open source available on the github.com site. More about how to register and test your plugins on the Facebook site in a later article. Check the sites whose links you find out at the beginning of the articles, because they contain the useful codes you need to use properly the JavaScript SDK plugin.
