Web 2.0

Mobile 2.0

Manish Agrawal — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 14:26:58 GMT

This is a nice presentation prepared by Ruddy, capturing Mobile Trends and Mobile Products.

Mobile 2.0 @ Plugg

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Future of Mobile VAS in India

Manish Agrawal — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 13:49:38 GMT

Nice presentation on Mobile VAS in India.

Mobile Vas In India

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Future Mobile -- nice Presentation

Manish Agrawal — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 04:29:18 GMT

How the future of the mobile web is going to change everything

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Google I/O 2008 - (Part 9) - ANDROID Specific

Manish Agrawal — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 17:47:03 GMT

An Introduction to Android by Jason Chen. Android is the Open Handset Alliance's mobile software platform. In this session, Google introduces Android and discuss their vision for more open, powerful, and us...	Anatomy & Physiology of an Android Patrick Brady (Google) Android has been designed as a modern mobile platform that will enable applications to take full advantage of the mobile device capabiliti...


Inside the Android Application Framework Dan Morrill (Google) Android is designed to be fast, powerful, and easy to develop for. This session will discuss the Android application framework in dept...	Building an Android Application 101 Jason Chen (Google) This session is a practical introduction to building Android applications using the SDK and developer tools. We'll walk through building a n...

Google I/O 2008 - (Part 8) - Python Specific

Manish Agrawal — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 17:45:38 GMT

Rapid Development with Python, Django, and Google App Engine Guido van Rossum (Google) Learn how to create great web applications quickly on Google App Engine using the Django web framework and th...

Painless Python for Proficient Programmers Part I ---- Alex Martelli (Google) Python is a popular very-high-level programming language, with a clean and spare syntax, simple and regular semantics, a large sta...	Painless Python for Proficient Programmers Part II ---- Alex Martelli (Google) Python is a popular very-high-level programming language, with a clean and spare syntax, simple and regular semantics, a l...

Google I/O 2008 - (Part 7) - AJAX Specific

Manish Agrawal — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 17:43:08 GMT

State of Ajax: The Universe is Expanding Dion Almaer (Google) and Ben Galbraith (Ajaxian.com) The Ajax revolution is complete: Sophisticated JavaScript user interfaces are nearly ubiquitous. Yet, ...	Advancded Gadget and UI Development Using Google's AJAX APIs Derek Collison (Google) The Google AJAX APIs can be used to build sophisticated Gadgets and UI controls for your website. For instance,...


A World Beyond AJAX: Accessing Google's APIs from Flash and Non-JavaScript Environments Vadim Spivak (Google) AJAX isn't the only way to access Google APIs. Learn how to use Google's services from...

Google I/O 2008 - (Part 6) - App Engine Specific

Manish Agrawal — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 17:42:10 GMT

Building Scalable Web Applications with Google App Engine Brett Slatkin (Google) In this session we'll cover techniques you can use to improve your application's performance when you surpass a sim...	Best Practices - Building a Production Quality Application on Google App Engine Ken Ashcraft (Google) Once an app is out of development and has thousands or millions of users, a developer needs to...


Working with Google App Engine Models Rafe Kaplan (Google) Google App Engine Datastore Models have a lot in common with existing frameworks such as ActiveRecord and the Django database API. Howeve...	Engaging User Experiences with Google App Engine John Skidgel and Lindsey Simon (Google) Web developers and designers can create full-fledged web applications with Google App Engine. Learn how to ...

Google I/O 2008 - (Part 5) - Gears Specific

Manish Agrawal — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 17:41:14 GMT

Gears Case Studies: Zoho offline on Gears, Buxfer secure and offline finance with Gears Raju Vegesna (Zoho), Ashwin Bharambe and Shashank Pandit (Buxfer) This talk presents two case studies on Gea...	HTML5, Brought to You by Gears Aaron Boodman (Google) HTML5 is a new set of proposed extensions to HTML that radically improve the capabilities of web applications. However, without implementation...


Creating a Client-Side Search Engine with Gears Brad Neuberg (Google) Come see how Gears can be used to create a client-side search engine plugged right into your web page! Learn how to add this f...	Improving Browsers in New Ways: Gears++ Chris Prince (Google) Google Gears has progressed by leaps since its initial launch -- and in ways that many developers may not realize.

Google I/O 2008 - (Part 4) - GWT Specific

Manish Agrawal — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 17:40:11 GMT

GWT and Client-Server Communication Miguel Mendez (Google) It's a rare Ajax application that doesn't need network access. To the despair of many a developer, though, there are almost as many ways ...	Reusing Google APIs with Google Web Toolkit Miguel Mendez (Google) We like to say that GWT brings software engineering to the crazy world of Ajax, and of course straightforward code reuse is a cor...


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 ru...


Using GWT to Build a High Performance Collaborative Diagramming Tool Alex Moffat and Damon Lundin (Lombardi) Lombardi Blueprint is a browser based business process documentation and diagramming to...	Video of the "Conversation with Josh Bloch" from Pearson Education's Voices That Matter: Google Web Toolkit conference.

Google I/O 2008 - (Part 3) - OpenSocial specific

Manish Agrawal — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 17:39:01 GMT

OpenSocial: A Standard for the Social Web Patrick Chanezon, Kevin Marks, Chris Schalk (Google) OpenSocial is an open specification defining a common API that works on many different social website...	Meet the OpenSocial Containers Patrick Chanezon (Google), Paul Linder (hi5), Kevin Tom (iGoogle), Sachin Rekhi (imeem), Max Newbould (MySpace), Manu Rekhi (Orkut), Eric Staats (AOL), Brandon Duncan...


OpenSocial Across Containers Arne Roomann-Kirruk and Lane LiaBraaten (Google) OpenSocial provides a common set of APIs that developers can learn in order to create applications that run on multipl...	OpenSocial, OpenID, and OAuth: Oh, My! Joseph Smarr (Plaxo) A number of emerging technologies will soon collectively enable an open social web in which users control their information and it can f...


OpenSocial Specification: What's Next for OpenSocial David Glazer (Google) OpenSocial is an open specification established by a group of social sites and application developers. While OpenSocial v...	Best Practices for Spreading Your App without Ruining the User Experience Vivian Li, Chris Schalk and Kevin Marks (Google) The OpenSocial API provides features that application developers can use ...


Apache Shindig: Make your Social Site an OpenSocial Container Dan Peterson (Google), Paul Lindner (hi5) and Chris Chabot (mijndomein.nl) Shindig is a new project in the Apache Software Foundation ...