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HereHere is my entry. It basically allows you to embed the open-source ads from Meta in your blog, etc.

It is simply a .js file you can include on the page.

My evaluation: Soapi.js is a very intuitive library for JavaScript. And by that, I mean the methods are laid out in a way that you would expect them to be. The whole thing is relatively self-documenting and integrates well with my above-mentioned application. I especially like the fact that API changes don't require a huge code rewrite - only a quick download!

Here is my entry. It basically allows you to embed the open-source ads from Meta in your blog, etc.

It is simply a .js file you can include on the page.

My evaluation: Soapi.js is a very intuitive library for JavaScript. And by that, I mean the methods are laid out in a way that you would expect them to be. The whole thing is relatively self-documenting and integrates well with my above-mentioned application. I especially like the fact that API changes don't require a huge code rewrite - only a quick download!

Here is my entry. It basically allows you to embed the open-source ads from Meta in your blog, etc.

It is simply a .js file you can include on the page.

My evaluation: Soapi.js is a very intuitive library for JavaScript. And by that, I mean the methods are laid out in a way that you would expect them to be. The whole thing is relatively self-documenting and integrates well with my above-mentioned application. I especially like the fact that API changes don't require a huge code rewrite - only a quick download!

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Here is my entry. It basically allows you to embed the open-source ads from Meta in your blog, etc.

It is simply a .js file you can include on the page.

My evaluation: Soapi.js is a very intuitive library for JavaScript. And by that, I mean the methods are laid out in a way that you would expect them to be. The whole thing is relatively self-documenting and integrates well with my above-mentioned application. I especially like the fact that API changes don't require a huge code rewrite - only a quick download!

Here is my entry. It basically allows you to embed the open-source ads from Meta in your blog, etc.

It is simply a .js file you can include on the page.

Here is my entry. It basically allows you to embed the open-source ads from Meta in your blog, etc.

It is simply a .js file you can include on the page.

My evaluation: Soapi.js is a very intuitive library for JavaScript. And by that, I mean the methods are laid out in a way that you would expect them to be. The whole thing is relatively self-documenting and integrates well with my above-mentioned application. I especially like the fact that API changes don't require a huge code rewrite - only a quick download!

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Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
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Here is my entry. It basically allows you to embed the open-source ads from Meta in your blog, etc.

Eventually, it will beIt is simply a .js file you can just include on the page.

Here is my entry. It basically allows you to embed the open-source ads from Meta in your blog, etc.

Eventually, it will be a .js file you can just include on the page.

Here is my entry. It basically allows you to embed the open-source ads from Meta in your blog, etc.

It is simply a .js file you can include on the page.

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Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
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