It's great that google provides a nice 0.7 tutorial. However, doesn't it have serious scaling issues? I completely understand why you're storing sent / given gifts in the viewers app data - it's the only safe way of currently doing persistent data. But when a user may have 500+ friends is this a good way of going about doing a gifting application? It looks like the friend requests / responses return the 20 top friends (at least it's inferred from the docs). But if the application wants to show all of the most recent gifts, the app has no choice but to request the friend + friend app data for every single friend, possible several hundred, or 1000+ friends. Let's say you have 1000 friends and you're storing the most recent 5 given gifts for each friend in a JSON format. That's quite a lot of data you have to load, just to work out the most recent 10 gifts that you might want to show to a user...
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