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By Ben Lisbakken, Developer Programs Engineer For me, documentation isn't always enough to learn about APIs; I need examples that I can play with. That's why I started a fun project recently--a tool for teaching developers how to use Google's JavaScript APIs: the AJAX API Playground . I have been working on this in my 20% time and today I am proud to announce that we are launching the AJAX API Playground as the official way that Google will show JavaScript samples!App Engine , you can create your own App Engine instance to show off your code samples. The code is open sourced under an Apache 2.0 license and uses several open source libraries and tools, including jQuery , jQuery UI , YUI Compressor , and CodeMirror . You can find the code on Google Project Hosting and learn about adding samples on the project wiki .
By Dion Almaer and Pamela Fox, Google Developer Programs ever growing set of Google APIs .Building Better Ajax Applications with Google APIs .Google Base reader, powered by Google Gears , to enable offline use.The various components of Google Gears How to use the SQLite local database and helpful wrappers around common patterns How to capture web resources to make them available to offline use and the issues that you need to be aware of How to use the Google Base Data API , specifically getting JSON output into our application How to debug your offline Ajax application. peek at the application , type in some search queries, and then read the how-to article .
