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At Google I/O this week, there have been a couple of Comet related announcements. Firstly, the Google Feed API is now live. The API allows you to pull in RSS/Atom based feeds, and now it does it in real time, well, as long as the feed is using PubSubHubbub on the server side. Secondly, Google App Engine was always restricted in how long requests could run for, making Comet not that viable. They ha
Introducing the Google Font API & Google Font Directory
Today we are excited to announce a collection of high quality open source web fonts in the Google Font Directory, and the Google Font API to make them available to everybody on the web. For a long time, the web has lagged print and even other electronic media in typographic sophistication. To enjoy the visual richness of diverse fonts, webmasters have resorted to workarounds such as baking text in
Native Client and Web Portability
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Search your Android phone with written gestures
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Shopping smarter with Google Shopper
15 comments: Adam said... I'm thinking that this new app will help when I'm at used book stores looking for rare books and vinyl records to resell. Feels like an enhanced goggles. thanks!! February 18, 2010 at 9:51 PM GoodMachine said... doesn't google goggles already do this? February 18, 2010 at 10:59 PM MatthewOstman said... So, probably a silly question, but considering that this basically see
A proposal to extend the DNS protocol
Today a group of DNS and content providers, including Neustar/UltraDNS and Google are publishing a proposal to extend the DNS protocol. DNS is the system that translates an easy-to-remember name like www.google.com to a numeric address like 74.125.45.104. These are the IP addresses that computers use to communicate with one another on the Internet. By returning different addresses to requests comi
The Salmon Protocol: Introducing the Salmon Project
A few days ago, at the Real Time Web Summit, we had a session about Salmon, a protocol for re-aggregated distributed conversations around web content. I was hoping for some feedback and to generate some interest, and I was overwhelmed by the positive reactions, especially after Louis Gray's post "Proposed Salmon Protocol aims to unify Conversations on the Web". Adina Levin's "Salmon - Re-assembli
Activity Streams / Cross Posting
Notes from Brainstorming at Stream Camp (2010-04-17) Scenarios: User publishes an activity from a client to multiple services simultaneously TweetDeck --> Facebook and Twitter Ping.fm --> ~30 services User sync's activity among services Foursquare --> Facebook, Twitter Twitter <--> MySpace, LinkedIn, Facebook Potential Solutions Check publishing <source>, <app_id>, <generator>, etc. Need to cannon
Jeff Dean: Design Lessons and Advice from Building Large Scale Distributed Systems – Perspectives
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are my own and do not necessarily represent those of current or past employers. Recent CommentsMatt on Seagate HAMRJames Hamilton on Seagate HAMRMatt on Seagate HAMRJames Hamilton on Cost of Power in Large-Scale Data CentersChris K. on Cost of Power in Large-Scale Data CentersJames Hamilton on Cost of Power in Large-Scale Data CentersRob F on Cost of Power i
Designs, Lessons and Advice from Building Large Distributed Systems
Designs, Lessons and Advice from Building Large Distributed Systems Jeff Dean Google Fellow jeff@google.com Computing shifting to really small and really big devices UI-centric devices Large consolidated computing farms Google’s data center at The Dalles, OR The Machinery Servers • CPUs • DRAM • Disks Racks • 40-80 servers • Ethernet switch Clusters Architectural view of the storage hierarchy … P
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On Reducing the Size of Compressed Javascript (by up to 20%)
Recently, I've been studying ways of reducing the download size of Javascript applications produced by Google Web Toolkit, while preserving or improving startup time. There are a number of ways to do this, the first of which is to transform Javascript code into a form that is naturally more succinct, while eliminating unused code, or deferring the load of some code until later. Unfortunately, ther
開発チームが明かす、Google Waveの実装概要 － ＠IT
2009/06/01 グーグルが発表した新しいコミュニケーションプラットフォームの「Google Wave」が大きな反響を呼んでいる。技術的な詳細がかなり明らかにされているので、何が可能かはだいたい予想ができそうだが（だからこそ発表時に会場を埋めていた4000人あまりの聴衆は興奮のあまり立ち上がって喝采を送ったのだが）、誰も想像できなかったようなキラーアプリケーションが登場するのかどうか、あるいはWave自体がキラーアプリケーションなのか、それはまだ誰にも分からない。 レポート記事（【詳報】Google Waveとは何なのか？）への反響を見ると、さまざまな疑問を感じている人がいる。そこでここでは、直接Waveのプロジェクトリーダーに話を聞いたり、別セッションで開発チームが行った説明、およびオンラインドキュメントから読み取れたことなど、いくつか追加情報をまとめたい。ちなみに、Google I
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