Google Developers Blog: December 2007
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By Dion Almaer, Google Developer Programs What Ning is all about Why Ning and Brian think about OpenSocial, and why developers should be interested The parts and pieces of OpenSocial from the standpoint of a developer, and a third party container How Brian thinks that we will get more than just "Write one, learn everywhere" What Apache Shindig is all about How Shindig allows you to do simple local development, which changes the game with respect to your development lifecycle
By Dion Almaer, Google Developer Programs GWT implementations , and a lot of cool APIs and applications have been announced recently . For example, JSTM, the Java Shared Transacted Memory for GWT is a promising new library that gives you a transactional cache that can keep clients in sync. Map this onto Google Gears, and you can get offline caching. The author of the library is taking a lot at that feature right now. We also saw GWT Voices , which gives GWT developers with a cross browser sound API. Finally, Chronoscope showed us that you could take a GWT application, and with a small amount of work get it running on Android. A huge benefit of using the Java programming language across the board.Dianne Hackborn and Jason Parks of the Android team about many facets of the platform.Zoho Writer that uses Google Gears for full read/write access .Apache Shindig , the open source set of components around OpenSocial, get released . This release includes a core gadget container foundation and an open source version of the gmodules.com renderer.Google Charts API , which allows you to create dynamic charts in very short order. You can even integrate the new API with KML for quick data visualization .Google Mac Developer Playground , which is a home for useful open source code produced by the Google Mac team, and any engineers at Google. With this release, Dave MacLachlan announced Statz which has already seen a major upgrade, allowing you to talk to a large swath of services.Google Highly Open Participation Contest , and have already updated us of its performance . It is outstanding to see so many people coming together to help the myriad of open source communities out there.taking a peak at the new Knol effort , or looking at the new developer community calendar , or firing off a video download in the background to watch:check out the latest tech talks , subscribe to the Google Developer Podcast and visit the Google Code YouTube channel .
By Pamela Fox, Google Developer Programs calendar view or map view , and with a Google Calendar account, you can add your own meetup to the list. (If you're keen on the project's technical specs, we'll be writing about the code itself shortly, so check back soon for an article and source links.)Try it out now : add your upcoming conference, user group, or party. (Yes, we developers know how to party. If you don't know how, I'll graciously volunteer to show you).
By Steve Marquess, Open Source Software Institute OpenSSL is perhaps the most widely used of all cryptographic libraries, both in the open source world and by commercial enterprises. The OpenSSL team is often approached by such enterprises seeking assistance with specific problems or features of particular interest to that enterprise. Less often they are approached by a sponsor with a technical need and the vision to address that need in a way that benefits the open source community as a whole.OSSI has had a long association with OpenSSL, beginning with work over a five year period on the groundbreaking FIPS 140-2 validation of an OpenSSL derived crypto library (implemented largely by Googler Ben Laurie) and continuing with additional validations currently underway with extensive improvements by Dr. Stephen Henson and others. We were pleased to help facilitate Google's sponsorship of RFC4507 support to OpenSSL.RFC4366 and defines a new TLS message type.For servers that handle a large volume of transactions from many users For servers that must cache sessions for a long time For load balancing requests across servers For embedded servers with little memory Server Name Indication extension , which allows browsers to specify a server name when connecting to an SSL host. This means that SSL hosts can finally use name-based virtual hosting instead of burning an IP address per host.
By Leslie Hawthorn, Open Source Team Google Switzerland . We'll provide the hacking lounge, Wi-Fi, pizza, beer and the creator of the Vim text editor , Bram Moolenaar. You supply your laptop, good ideas and community spirit. Open Source Jam Zurich Google Group . If you haven't already done so, please join the group and let us know your thoughts. And if you happen to attend the event, post a comment and let us know how it went.
By Leslie Hawthorn, Open Source Team announced the Google Highly Open Participation Contest a little over a week ago, and the response has been phenomenal. We already have over 350 student contributors, and the participating organizations have let us know that they're overwhelmed by all the great contributions they've received from their contestants. We're delighted to bring you this video status update, with an extra treat: Guido van Rossum, the creator of Python, stopped in to tell us a little bit more about the Python Software Foundation's participation in the contest.contribute some task ideas and join the contest discussion list .
By Steve Crossan, Chart API Team http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3&chd=s:hW&chs=250x100&chl=Hello|WorldGoogle Video and Google Finance for example. It seemed like it would be a good thing to open up to other users too. You can find out all about it at on the Google Chart API homepage and there's a Google Chart API group for questions and support.
By Dion Almaer, Google Developer Programs Some history behind the project The high level architecture of Android. For example, how Linux processes handle the VM and manage security (the VM doesn't handle it) Details on the Dalvik VM and how it is optimized for small devices The architecture: From Intents to Views to Permissions and more How XML is slow, but the tools convert the XML to a nicer format for you The tooling and steps for building an application on Android How so many objects have a URL, and how the environment is like a mini-SOA (Services across processes instead of across the network) Thoughts on how you program for small devices, and things to watch out for if you move from the desktop The control, or lack of control that you have over the application lifecycle "Everything you do drains the battery" The thread story: they exist, you don't have to deal with them if you don't want too, and the UI Using XMPP for messaging download the episode directly , or subscribe to the show (click here for iTunes one-click subscribe ).book or watch the movie depending on how you are feeling!
