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Google Development Google Code : Will Tom Hanks star in this movie? Here is a complete listing of Google Codes Blogger Data API Enable your apps to view and update Blogger content. The Blogger data API allows client applications to view and update Blogger content in the form of Google data API (”GData”) feeds. Your client application can use GData to create new blog posts, edit or delete existing posts, and query for posts that match particular criteria. Gmail Atom Feeds Offers a simple feed mechanism for reading your Gmail inbox or labels. This feed mechanism lets your read your Gmail inbox or labels ... Read Full Story

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Google Account Authentication

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Google services. Have to login with your google account? You know, to use a service, Google requires you log into their Google Accounts, and authentication by outside applications has been–until now–somewhat cumbersome. To improve this experience, Google is offering alternatives for Google Account Authentication . Google has developed new options. Authentication options currently available: Account Authentication for Installed Applications : The ClientLogin API lets you incorporate programmatic login into your desktop or mobile applications. This API incorporates CAPTCHA for greater security against password trollers. Account Authentication Proxy for Web Applications : The AuthSub API gives your web application the ability to access a user’s ... Read Full Story

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Google Code

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More on Google Developers Day Google Code : Will Tom Hanks star in this? Here is a complete listing of Google Codes Blogger Data API Enable your apps to view and update Blogger content. The Blogger data API allows client applications to view and update Blogger content in the form of Google data API ("GData") feeds. Your client application can use GData to create new blog posts, edit or delete existing posts, and query for posts that match particular criteria. Gmail Atom Feeds Offers a simple feed mechanism for reading your Gmail inbox or labels. This feed mechanism lets your read your Gmail inbox ... Read Full Story

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Google Web Tool-kit conference

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Voices That Matter: Google Web Toolkit will take place December 3-6, 2007 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. The week kicks off on Monday, December 3rd, with (optional) preliminary workshops on JavaScript and AJAX development to prepare attendees for the rest of the week. Starting Tuesday morning, core conference sessions include: Performance: Joel Webber, co-creator of GWT, will discuss best practices for web application performance and explain how to implement them with GWT Usability: how to design GWT applications that make your end users not just happy but ecstatic AJAX Security and GWT: a comparison of the security features of GWT applications and ... Read Full Story

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Google AJAX Feed API

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More tools from the Search Engine Master : Google The Google AJAX Feed API will let you download any public Atom or RSS feed using only JavaScript. This might reduce some headaches. A single Google API key is valid within a single directory on your web server, including any subdirectories. You must sign up for a Google Account to obtain a Google API key, and your API key is tied directly to your Google Account. Google lets you generate multiple API keys for your account when you have multiple web sites. Here is an example web page to get you started: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC ... Read Full Story

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Google Account Authentication

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Google services. Have to login with your google account? You know, to use a service, Google requires you log into their Google Accounts, and authentication by outside applications has been--until now--somewhat cumbersome. To improve this experience, Google is offering alternatives for Google Account Authentication . Google has developed new options. Authentication options currently available: Account Authentication for Installed Applications : The ClientLogin API lets you incorporate programmatic login into your desktop or mobile applications. This API incorporates CAPTCHA for greater security against password trollers. Account Authentication Proxy for Web Applications : The AuthSub API gives your web application the ability to access a user's ... Read Full Story

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Google Web Toolkit out of bets Download Now

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Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is no longer in beta as of release of GWT 1.4. For Java developers who have used GWT to create high-end web applications over the last year, this may not seem all that surprising. But if you haven't yet heard the story behind GWT, this seems like the perfect time... If you've been in the technology industry for a while, you probably remember when enterprises and software vendors had to think pretty hard about whether to develop locally-installed desktop applications or web-based browser applications. These days, whether you're building mashups , gadgets , or full-blown applications, it's a no-brainer: the ... Read Full Story

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Another Round of Deprecation Policies for Labs Graduates

We recently published deprecation policies for a number of APIs that graduated from Google Code Labs. They state how long we'll support each version from when it's deprecated or a newer version is introduced. It will be 3 years for most, but the time period varies a bit from product to product.AdWords API terms AdSense API terms AJAX Feed API terms AJAX Language API termsAJAX Libraries API terms AJAX Search API terms Apps APIs termsCalendar...

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Using Google's AJAX Feed API to Inject RSS into Any Page

A few days ago I posed a question asking how you keep up with your social networks. Well, I gave it a few days and then came up with a solution (though I don’t know if I’ll ever really keep up). I thought I’d share my answer as it makes use of Google’s AJAX-based Feed API. I’ve had the domain markmcb.com forever. It was a blog before there were “blogs,” but now given the plethora of highly specialized sites it was losing its utility. But...

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