Google Code Blog: Changes for Jaiku and Farewell to Dodgeball and Mashup Editor
By Vic Gundotra, Vice President, Engineering Google has long believed that thoughtful iteration is the best way to build useful products for our users. As part of that process, we are always looking for ways to better focus our teams on the products that can have the most impact. As we mentioned last April, we are in the process of porting Jaiku over to Google App Engine. After the migration is
Google Code Blog: New APIs for Google Apps
Posted by Gabe Cohen, Google Apps Team With today's launch of Google Apps Premier Edition, we're proud to announce the availability of new administration APIs for fusing your business with Google Apps: Single sign-on - Use this SAML-based interface to drive a consistent and unified login experience across all of your web applications. Provisioning - Use this GData API to integrate with your exist
Google Code Blog: Convert Google Gadgets to Other Widget Platforms
Post by Dann Lee, Associate Support Engineer The Google Gadgets directory contains thousands of gadgets you can use on various google.com sites. In October 2006, we released Google Gadgets For Your Page, allowing you to embed your favorite gadgets in your blogs, websites, and other webpages. Now you can take Google Gadgets and convert them to run in your Windows Vista Sidebar or Mac OS X Dashboard
Google Code Blog: Bloggy AJAX Search API Hackery
Mark Lucovsky's been doing more interesting hacking with the AJAX Search API, only this time it's in the context of a weblog: http://ajaxsearch.blogspot.com/ A post on the API's blog explains some of his tweaks and integrations: Google Search form in the sidebar does parallel searches of several indexes, as well as site-restrictsVideo Search form in the sidebar returns results (and can play them)
Google Code Blog: New GData API: Google Base
Post by Matthias Zenger, Software Engineer We're excited to announce the availability of the Google Base data API, which lets you write applications that dynamically interact with Google Base. You can insert, edit, or delete items programmatically, complementing existing input means like the Google Base front-end or the bulk upload mechanism. You can also query other users' published content and a
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Google Code Blog: The Summer of Code 2006
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