Google I/O: Google Wave
Google Wave is a new collaboration and communication tool, with a powerful API and a federation protocol. In this track, learn about the underlying technology and how waves are used by consumers and the enterprise. In particular, Google Wave engineers will explain how to build wave-y extensions using the APIs, [...]
Five Really Handy Google Command Line Tricks
With the right commands, you can turn your favorite command-line text editor into a distraction-free Google Docs app, add new events to Google Calendar, upload images to Picasa or video to YouTube, backup your Google data, and more. Here’s how it works.
On Friday, Google released GoogleCL, a saucy command line program [...]
Speech Recognition with Javascript
Recently Google’s free text to speech api has made the rounds. The reverse is also possible, converting speech to text.
With speechapi.com’s javascript API, it is possible to build interesting speech-web mashups that include both speech-to-text as well as text-to-speech.
A combination of several technologies and open source tools make this possible. [...]
Google I/O: Session Videos - Google APIs
Google APIs allow developers to utilize Google products and services in a variety of ways, from websites to mobile and embedded apps. There are dozens of APIs, including Search, Friend Connect, Visualization and Language, just to name a few. Several use the Google Data Protocol, a REST-inspired technology for [...]
Google I/O: Session Videos - GEO
While the Google Maps API remains the most popular mashup API in use today, it is just one part of Google’s growing geospatial developer platform. This track illustrates the full breadth of Google’s geospatial developer offerings, highlighting many of the exciting new services and features with which you can bring a [...]
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