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Using Facebook as an authorization server

Now we need to register our project as a Facebook app in the Facebook Developer Portal (http://developers.facebook.com):

First, we should enter our Facebook credentials into the Facebook Developer Portal. Create an app using the Add a new App button, and fill in the following form:

After creating an app, we should see the dashboard. On the left-hand side, there is a + Add Product menu; it'll show the Recommended Products page when it is clicked on.
The Facebook Login panel is the one we're looking for. It is responsible for adding a feature to a particular Facebook app for logging in with Facebook ...

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