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By Henry Bridge, Native Client Team Native Client Security Contest , you could win up to $ 213 , as well as recognition from renowned security researchers.Native Client , attack it to find security holes, and submit the ones you discover. You get credit for bugs that your team reports first. If another contestant submits a vulnerability before you, or we publish a fix before you report it, well then... you'll have to keep looking! cash prizes , as well as earn bragging rights. For more details, please review the contest's terms and conditions .
By Pete Koomen, Google App Engine Team just announced that developers can now grow their applications beyond App Engine's free limits that have been in place since it launched last year.$0.10 per CPU core hour. $0.10 per GB of incoming traffic and $0.12 per GB of outgoing traffic $0.15 per GB of data stored by the application per month. $0.0001 per email recipient for emails sent by the application App Engine Blog .
By Nir Bar-Lev, Google Product Management discussion group .Release Notes documentation. And please be sure to check out all the available visualizations and new Tools Gallery while you're there.Google I/O in May where we will be hosting several sessions to teach you how to be more productive than ever with the Visualization API.
By Christine Tsai, Google Developer Programs Google Web Toolkit , writing mobile apps for the Android platform , and scaling their web apps with App Engine . We really enjoyed working with these developers to produce these videos. However, we thought it would be great to allow any developer to create their own video talking about their application and help them share their video with other developers on code.google.com .video submission page . If you've got a great app built with Google developer products and want to be considered to be featured on code.google.com , all you need to do is:Check out these instructions and guidelines Create a short video (or videos) based on the above guidelines and upload it to your YouTube account . Submit your video details on the submission page . We'll be reviewing submissions regularly and selecting videos to feature on code.google.com and/or our developer blogs. Mibbit :Giftag.com , which was recently featured on this blog :submission page to get started.
By Steve Souders, Google Developer Team John Resig , hails from Boston. When he comes to town, it's a great opportunity to learn about his current explorations in the world of JavaScript. I was fortunate to be able to host him for a Google tech talk last week. The video and slides are now available. In addition to his evangelism role at Mozilla, John is the creator of jQuery and Dromaeo , author of Pro JavaScript Techniques , and member of the Firebug Working Group. He's currently working on Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja , due out sometime this year.tracing , just-in-time compilation , and the various benchmarks (SunSpider , Dromaeo , and V8 benchmark ). John plugs my UA Profiler , with its tests for simultaneous connections, parallel script loading, and link prefetching. He wraps up with a collection of many other advanced features in the areas of communiction, DOM, styling, data, and measurements.
By Ali Pasha & Jacob Moon, Google Code Ben Collins-Sussman's activities on his profile page. Ben works on Google Code, but it's obvious that he has other interests as well.Updates for a user - http://code.google.com/feeds/u/{username}/updates/user/basic Developers a user is tracking - http://code.google.com/feeds/u/{username}/updates/projects/basic Projects a user is tracking - http://code.google.com/feeds/u/{username}/updates/developers/basic feedback .
by Naomi Bilodeau, Google Code Team Captions and Subtitles feature . In addition to launching a new playlist for captioned Developer Videos , we're also kicking off an Open Source project to host caption files that anyone can reuse under the terms of the Creative Commons 3.0 BY license.RESTful protocol YouTube ] and you'll find search results from the captions on Joe Gregorio's recent talk.Kevin Marks' captioned English accent can be more easily understood by Americans, we've also translated the caption files and provided tracks in multiple languages for a few of our captioned videos . For all other videos, YouTube can perform Auto-Translate on caption text using Google Translate technology.YouTube Help Center . If you're interested in contributing caption files for videos on Google channels, or making translations available, please consider joining the project .
By Ben Collins-Sussman, Google Code Project Hosting Subversion component of Google Code Project Hosting has been upgraded to version 1.5 . What does this mean to users? If you're using a Subversion 1.5 client, you can now take advantage of Subversion's improved "merge tracking" feature to manage branches.Make a branch for your experimental work:$ cd trunk-working-copy Work on the branch for a while:# ...edit files Sync your branch with the trunk, so it doesn’t fall behind:$ svn merge trunkURL Repeat the prior two steps until you’re done coding. Merge your branch back into the trunk:$ svn switch trunkURL chapter 4 of the online Subversion Book . Live in fear of branches no more!
By Amanda Surya, Google Developer Programs Giftag , an online gift registry and social sharing application created by the Best Buy social media team. Giftag was first developed on a different platform and launched at DEMO 08 . After learning about Google App Engine , the Giftag development team decided to move Giftag on to App Engine and re-launched the application just in time for Black Friday. shares their thoughts on why they chose to migrate Giftag to App Engine, the APIs they used, what they would like to see from App Engine, and tips on how to get started with App Engine. "Because of the technology of Google App Engine, it's superb about allowing you to scale something that's really popular and not having any cost of doing that." - Curtis Thompson, Giftag Lead Developerour documentation , subscribe to our blog and join our growing community .
