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A Developer's Guide to the Facebook Graph API
August 1, 2026 | API Guides | Marcel Czuryszkiewicz
Nodes, edges, batching, and the error-code table that decides whether your integration survives production. Covers the token exchange, the per-app rate-limit model, and the versioning clock most teams forget to set. From our traffic: one in seven publish failures is permanent.
Instagram Graph API: A Production Guide for Multi-Account Integrations
August 1, 2026 | API Guides | Marcel Czuryszkiewicz
Two-step container publishing, Reels and Stories constraints, impressions-derived rate limits, and the daily publishing cap that Meta's own documentation contradicts. Plus the part no other guide covers: what breaks when you run a six-figure fleet of connected accounts instead of one.
Social Media API Rate Limits: Every Platform Compared
August 1, 2026 | API Guides | Marcel Czuryszkiewicz
Meta derives your allowance from engagement, YouTube charges weighted units, Bluesky counts points, and X charges money. A single counter will be wrong on most of them. The reference table, the four counting models behind it, and how to build a limiter that survives all four.
Facebook Page Access Token: Getting One That Survives
August 1, 2026 | API Guides | Marcel Czuryszkiewicz
A Page token derived from a long-lived user token carries no expiry of its own, but it still dies when the user changes their password or loses their role on the Page. This guide covers the four token types, the exchange flow, debug_token verification, and system user tokens for multi-tenant apps.
Facebook API Permissions and App Review
August 1, 2026 | API Guides | Marcel Czuryszkiewicz
Three Page permissions work immediately, three need App Review, and they depend on each other in ways that turn one submission into three. Maps the dependency graph, what reviewers actually check, and how to detect declined permissions at runtime. Plus what our own review took: 43 submissions.