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There’s a time for everything in life: a time for playing, learning & growing up; a time for maturing, working & performing, and a time for retiring, relaxing & handing the reigns over to the next generation. This is true for products too, and this is why, six months ago, we announced our Labs program for Google Code. This program provides clear distinction between graduate developer products where you’ll find mature products with transparent deprecation policies which you can count on for the long run, and labs developer products where you can explore our newest products and get started with them early.SOAP Search API to retire – the new generation is around, has graduated, and has largely taken over already as a better and more versatile solution for the vast majority of use cases. In the spirit of our deprecation policies, we’ve continued to support the SOAP Search API since its deprecation in 2006, but we wanted to remind you that it is finally sunsetting. That had been planned for today, but we thought we'd give the few of you still using it another week to be prepared, so we'll be shutting it down on September 7th instead.By Eric Tholomé, Director, Developer Products
This post is part of the Who's @ Google I/O , a series of blog posts that give a closer look at developers who'll be speaking or demoing at Google I/O . Today's post is a guest post written by Ross Boucher, co-founder of 280 North. 280 Slides , we wanted to create an application that made no concessions: something that felt as interactive as the desktop experience, while leveraging all the benefits of being online. We coined the term "desktop-class applications" as a way to describe our vision for what web apps should be. We also knew it wasn't enough to just recreate a desktop presentation tool pixel for pixel. We wanted to do something new, and to truly take advantage of being a web based solution.find great media for your presentation. Not all of us have an art department on hand, so we made this idea central to 280 Slides, and we did it with a lot of help from Google APIs .Google's AJAX Search APIs actually enable us to perform server side searches as well, thanks to the Flash and Other Non-JavaScript section of the API. On the server side, this lets us send requests to Google and Flickr at the same time, and convert the responses to a consistent data format.Cappuccino . The media integration in 280 Slides has been a huge hit with our users, so we plan to build this feature directly into Cappuccino and let anyone building a web app integrate media searching with little effort. This means changing our approach from server-side to client side aggregation using JSONP . The AJAX APIs, YouTube APIs, and all the other APIs we use are now available by using JSON with padding. JSONP lets us work around the browser's same-origin policy to better integrate with third-party web services without proxying through a server.Google I/O on May 27-28 to show off 280 Slides and how we integrate with the Google APIs. We'll also be showing off the beginnings of integrating this in Cappuccino which should be interesting to JavaScript developers. We hope you'll stop by the Sandbox!Guest Post by Ross Boucher, 280 North
Google AJAX Search API developer, Chirag Mehta. Chime.TV in 2007 and Sched.org in 2008. His favorite area of development is simple web utilities. Chirag and his wife love animals and when he's not coding or studying, he is either kayaking or playing with their pets.Q: Tell me about how you used Google AJAX Search API for Wiki Search and Drop Search and how you came up with the ideas. A: professional development site so I released the code that I created to everyone on my projects page.Q: Describe any obstacles you had with implementation. A: Q: Can you provide any tips for other developers using Google AJAX Search API? A: online submission form . Or better yet, come to Google I/O and tell us your story in person.By Christine Songco, Google Code Team
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, Google Developer Programs written up a detailed article on how the 2008 U.S. Election site was created and implemented.A News Search: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/news?v=1.0&q;=Barack%20Obama%20unitedstates_uselections A channel search for the YouTube tab: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/video?v=1.0&q;=ytchannel:barackobamadotcom And, a Custom Search Engine was created for the blog search: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/web?v=1.0&q;=Barack%20Obama&cx;=010222979794876194725:pqldevwuapa.
By Dion Almaer, Google Developer Programs Flash and the server side to access the AJAX APIs.Google I/O .
By Ali Pasha, AJAX Search API Team Google AJAX Search API can be used to easily add Google Web, Local, Video, Blog, Book and News search to your website.AJAX APIs blog , join the discussions in the developer forum or see an example to get started.
Posted by DeWitt Clinton, Google Developer Programs Google AJAX Feed API provides functionality that allows webpages to retrieve any public RSS or Atom feed via a simple JavaScript method call. The data can be retrieved in either JSON or XML format, enabling web applications to easily mash up and consume the contents of public feeds. Some of the best content on the web is being syndicated over RSS and Atom channels; this API should help web developers quickly integrate rich external data sources into their web applications, while leveraging Google to do the the heavy lifting of crawling, caching, and content normalization.AJAX APIs blog , join the discussions in the developer forum , or see an example to get you started.
Posted by Dion Almaer, Google Developer Programs record these talks and make them available on Google Video.Google Code website that displays recent videos from our tech talk series.Video Bar or the Video Search Control which have wizards to make implementation trivial.Searchers set of JavaScript classes. We used the GvideoSearch class which extends the base GSearch functionality to work with Google Video.Told the searcher to give us the most recent searches via videoSearch.setResultOrder(GSearch.ORDER_BY_DATE) (as opposed to the default 'most relevant' setting) Told the searcher that we would handle generating the HTML ourselves via videoSearch.setNoHtmlGeneration() Do the work of creating the HTML from the results after the results come back. We track this with videoSearch.setSearchCompleteCallback() GvideoResult JavaScript objects with properties that we can then query, such as the published date, content snippet, title, duration, video URL, and the thumbnail image.var result = videoSearch.results[x]; Google AJAX Search API Blog to follow along.
Posted by Dion Almaer, Google Developer Programs interviewed our own Mark Lucovsky about the AJAX Search API that Mark and his team created.What we learned from the Maps API How the AJAX Search API came about, and why we built it How the API aims at a broad spectrum of users, from lifelong programmers to the casual blogger How the API can be used to perform searches, get back JSON results, and display them however you likeWhat the terms of use actually mean Why the team used JSON output. VisualDxHealth , and dispels a few common myths about the AJAX Search API.AJAX Search forums .
