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Google gtags version 1.0
Posted by Piaw Na, Open Source Team Last year, we released the first public beta of gtags, a tool used at Google to improve developer productivity. Gtags, an extension of the GNU Emacs TAGS functionality, consists of a server that stores an index of a project's source code in memory, and client libraries that allow applications (such as Emacs, Vim or shell scripts) to perform fast queries for func
yuiseki 2011/08/16
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Google URL Shortener gets an API
When we launched Google’s URL shortener externally back in September, there was no accompanying API to allow people to integrate goo.gl into their applications and web pages. However, we said that we were working on one, and today we're happy to announce that we’ve launched the goo.gl API in Google Code Labs. The documentation can be found on the Google Code site, with example code in the Getting
yuiseki 2011/01/11
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With the New Google Latitude API, Build Latitude and Location Into Your App
With the New Google Latitude API, Build Latitude and Location Into Your App Location, location, location. In case you haven’t noticed, we’re really excited about all the ways location can make mobile apps and websites more useful. With Google Latitude, we created a simple way to share your location with whomever you like, display it wherever you like, and even keep a history of it if you want. We
yuiseki 2010/05/20
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OAuth access to IMAP/SMTP in Gmail
Google has long believed that users should be able to export their data and use it with whichever service they choose. For years, the Gmail service has supported standard API protocols like POP and IMAP at no extra cost to our users. These efforts are consistent with our broader data liberation efforts. In addition to making it easier for users to export their data, we also enable them to authoriz
yuiseki 2010/04/03
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Apollo 11 mission's 40th Anniversary: One large step for open source code...
Apollo 11 mission's 40th Anniversary: One large step for open source code... On this day 40 years ago, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to walk on the Moon. This was quite an achievement for mankind and a key milestone in world history. To commemorate this event the Command Module code (Comanche054) and Lunar Module code (Luminary099) have been transcribed from scanned images
yuiseki 2009/07/28
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