Google I/O 2009 – Designing OpenSocial Apps for Speed and Scale Arne Roomann-Kurrik, Chris Chabot Make your apps fast, secure, and scalable by taking advantage of recent updates in the OpenSocial spec, like templates, data pipelining, and proxied content. Learn how to make use of all the tools in the OpenSocial toolbelt, from client libraries to [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Google and the Social Web Daniel Holevoet Learn how Google is using social features in our products, and how you can get in front of millions of Google users. For presentation slides and all I/O sessions, please go to: code.google.com/events/io/sessions.html http://www.youtube.com/v/ARc7sNSFT2E?f=videos&app=youtube_gdata See original here: Google I/O 2009 – Google and the Social Web [...]

Jochen Hartmann demonstrates the basics of how to use the PHP Client Library with the YouTube Data API. PHP Developer’s Guide: code.google.com Other documentation: code.google.com Please note that the code demonstrated is currently only available by obtaining the latest revision of the Zend Framework from svn. http://www.youtube.com/v/iIp7OnHXBlo?f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Read more here: Uploading YouTube Videos with the PHP Client Library [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Growing a SaaS-based services business reselling Google Apps Jeff Ragusa, Daniel Jefferies The popularity of Google Apps as a suite of business tools is creating new revenue opportunities for IT service providers, systems integrators, and freelance consultants. Traditional value-added resellers are looking for ways to adapt their business for the world of [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Maps APIs & Mobile Susannah Raub, Ken Hoetmer In this session we will discuss the specific challenges of using the Maps API to create content targeted at the mobile audience. Topics will include: devices round up, mobile networking primer, strategies to deal with latency, display and user input constrains http://www.youtube.com/v/HKdsra1O20Y?f=videos&app=youtube_gdata View original post [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Using the Google Secure Data Connector to Access Behind-the-Firewall Data from Google’s cloud Jun Yang This session will show how enterprises can bring their existing data into Google Apps using the Google Secure Data Connector. In this session, we will access information stored in a SQL database from behind a firewall and [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Building a Business with Social Apps Shawn Shen, Chewy Trewhella, Gerardo Capiel Get some real world advice from developers that have created successful businesses around their social apps. From monetization strategies to analytics, learn how to turn a fun idea into a real revenue stream http://www.youtube.com/v/FzUsui6_ns0?f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Originally posted here: Google I/O 2009 – Building [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Performance Tips for Geo API Mashups Pamela Fox, Marcelo Camelo, Sasha Aickin — Contents — 0:10 – Performance Tips Intro 0:50 – Why Performance Matters 1:42 – Loading the Javascript API 11:15 – Loading Many Markers 14:02 – Redfin’s SuperMarker 19:40 – Too Many Dom Nodes 24:10 – View-Only Visualization 26:31 – [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Extending the Google Search Appliance to Crawl Valuable Data Behind the Firewall Nitin Mangtani, Cyrus Mistry, Chris Mertens, Robert Zanin The Google Search Appliance is an on-premise hardware and software solution that brings Google search into the enterprise, so users can find content quickly and securely. In this session, learn how partners [...]

Search Friendly Development Maile Ohye (Google) Learn techniques to help bring your site more users through search engine traffic.
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Google I/O 2009 – Coding for Life — Battery Life, That Is Jeffrey Sharkey The three most important considerations for mobile applications are, in order: battery life, battery life, and battery life. After all, if the battery is dead, no one can use your application. In this session, Android engineer Jeffrey Sharkey will reveal the myriad [...]

Google I/O 2009 – What You Don’t Know About Geo APIs Can’t Hurt You Pamela Fox, Mano Marks — Contents — 1:15 – The World of Geo APIs 1:58 – Touring 6:45 – Touring in the Earth API 10:35 – HTML 5 in Earth 18:34 – Sketchup API 21:08 – Questions 23:30 – Driving Directions 28:30 [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Exploring Chrome Internals Darin Fisher Learn about Google Chrome’s multi-process architecture and sandboxing technology. This talk will provide an overview of the processes, threads, and IPC involved with getting pixels on the screen in a system where the WebKit rendering engine is denied, via the sandbox, from having direct access to your [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Turbo-charge your UI: How to Make your Android UI Fast and Efficient Romain Guy Learn practical tips, techniques and tricks for making your Android applications fast and responsive. This session will focus on optimizations recommended by the Android framework team to make the best use of the UI toolkit. http://www.youtube.com/v/N6YdwzAvwOA?f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Read more from [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Implementing Your Own Visualization Datasource Itai Raz, Nir Bar-Lev, Jesse Lorenz — Contents — 0:05 – Agenda 1:00 – What is Google Visualization API? 9:30 – Remote Data Source 14:32 – The Java Open Source Data Source library 17:04 – Java Data Source Demo 31:48 – SalesForce.com Data Source implementation 43:20 – [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Best Practices for Writing Great, Monetizable YouTube Apps Kuan Yong To some of you, the YouTube APIs are intimidating, and the Terms of Service intricate. Let us show you how to avoid common technical and business pitfalls, and explain how you can develop and even monetize apps that enable users to access [...]

Google I/O 2009 – GWT Can Do What?!?! A Preview of Google Web Toolkit 2.0 Bruce Johnson One of the nicest things about working on an open source project is the atmosphere of community collaboration and brainstorming that it fosters. The GWT engineering team has been listening hard to the community about how GWT can be [...]

GWT Extreme! Ray Cromwell (Timepedia.org) In this session, see Google Web Toolkit used in exotic and creative ways to solve interesting engineering problems, from authoring OpenSocial apps that run as both Web gadgets and native Android applications, to developing Adobe AIR applications using GWT, compiling CSS selectors to Javascript at compile time, running multithreaded code with [...]

Google I/O 2009 – Bespin and the Open Web Dion Almaer, Ben Galbraith The Bespin project from Mozilla Labs is an experiment in re-envisioning how we develop software. In its current guise as a sometimes-fast web-based text editor shrouded in a horribly incomplete code editing platform, its potential might not be readily apparent. In this talk, [...]

Flash API for Google Maps Michael Jones (Google) Google has recently introduced a Flash version of the Maps API so you can now create your own maps mashups using Flash. Write ActionScript 3.0 code around the Google Flex 2 map component to customize your map with markers, polylines, overlays and info windows. Learn how to get [...]