Part 1 of 5 videos describing how to build your first opensocial application. Dan Holevoet gives a brief introduction about gadgets, and goes over how to add your first opensocial application in the Orkut sandbox. The entire tutorial/codelab: code.google.com opensocial...
opensocial provides a common set of apis for social applications across multiple websites. Using standard javascript and HTML, they enable developers to create apps that access a social network's friends and update feeds. Campfire One:...
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 flow between multiple sites and services. openid, oauth, microformats, opensocial, the Social Graph API, friends-list portability, and more will be discussed, as well as a coherent vision for how the pieces fit together and how developers can start taking advantage of them now. Google I/O 2008 -...
Part 2 of 5 videos describing how to build your first opensocial application. Dan Holevoet goes over sample code that shows you how to call the opensocial API and list a user's friends. The entire tutorial/codelab: code.google.com opensocial...
This is a screencast of how to use the new opensocial Developer Environment (OSDE), which is a plug-in for Eclipse that allows you to build both opensocial gadget applications or opensocial restful Java client applications entirely within Eclipse without the use of an online container environment. The code for this plug-in along with useful documentation is available at: code.google.com Introducing OSDE:...
Part 3 of 5 videos describing how to build your first opensocial application. Dan Holevoet goes over sample code that shows you how to give gifts to your friends. The entire tutorial/codelab: code.google.com opensocial...
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 multiple social sites. However, since social sites vary widely in functionality, opensocial provides ways to extend the core apis so containers can implement site-specific functionality. This session will cover best practices for how to extend the opensocial API for your container, as well as how to write applications that will run on multiple opensocial sites. Google I/O 2008 -...
We interviewed Josh Hug and Kevin Durdle, Shelfari CEO and Lead Engineer, about opensocial. Shelfari talks...
opensocial provides a common set of apis for social applications across multiple websites. Using standard javascript and HTML, they enable developers to create apps that access a social network's friends and update feeds. Campfire One:...
How does buddypoke Monetize its Traffic? Monetization &...
Future of opensocial Ecosystem and Social Applications opensocial &...
Google Tech Talk May 19, 2009 ABSTRACT Presented by Kun Liu. [note - apologies for the overscanned slides. You can view the slides here: www.slideshare.net ] Social-networking sites have grown tremendously in popularity in recent years. Services such as Facebook and myspace allow millions of users to create online profiles and to share details of their personal lives with vast networks of friends, and often, strangers. Inevitably, the disclosure of personal information has implications on users privacy: digital stalking and identity theft are some of the most common threats. Unfortunately, even sophisticated users who value privacy will often compromise it to improve their presence in the virtual world. They know that loss of control over their personal information poses a long-term threat, but they cannot assess the overall and long-term risk accurately enough to compare it to the short-term gain. Even worse, setting the privacy preferences in online services is often a complicated and time-consuming task that users usually skip. To address these issues, we are developing mechanisms and platforms to measure and monitor users privacy risks and help them easily manage their information sharing. In this talk, we will introduce our work in this area, and also discuss how it work can be incorporated with opensocial. Speaker Info: Kun Liu, Ph.D., is a postdoctoral researcher at IBM Almaden Research Center. He received his Ph.D. from University of Maryland Baltimore County in <b>...</b> Towards...
We interviewed Robin Kohli, E-junkie's Lead Developer, about opensocial. E-junkie talks...
Highlights from the opensocial announcement at Campfire One. opensocial is a common set of apis for social applications across multiple websites. Campfire One...
We interviewed Joseph Smarr, Plaxo's Chief Platform Architect, about opensocial. Plaxo talks about...
Part 4 of 5 videos describing how to build your first opensocial application. Dan Holevoet goes over sample code that shows you how to display the list of gifts that you've sent. The entire tutorial/codelab: code.google.com opensocial...
Take a tour through the opensocial containers with the opensocial Global Container Crawl. opensocial Global...
-- Contents -- 0:00 - Introduction 1:00 - Why standardize on the opensocial gadget spec? 2:00 - Apache Shindig 3:25 - Benefits to developers from opensocial/gadgets 4:40 - Benefits to ebay's business 5:16 - Other applications for gadgets 6:13 - More info about ebay's gadget platform -- End -- In this video, ebay Platform Architect Farhang Kassaei explains the details behind the launching of ebay's new Selling Manager (beta), which uses opensocial's gadget technology to Google Developer Advocate Chris Schalk at the Web 2.0 Conference in San Francisco, Ca on April 1st, 2009. Farhang describes both why they chose to use opensocial and Apache Shindig, and how they integrated its gadget server technology into their platform. He also provides information on where gadget developers can go to learn more about ebay's new platform and how to get started building applications. Intros: Farhang Kassaei is a principal architect at ebay Marketplaces where he leads ebay platform design and architecture. During his career with ebay Farhang has been responsible for multiple infrastructure initiatives including identity and access management, open platform, user verification and risk, messaging, user generated content and user graph analysis and infrastructure. He is also a member of ebay Enterprise Architecture team. Chris Schalk is an advocate on Google's Developer Programs team. ebay's Farhang...
Patrick Chanezon from Google discusses the latest updates on opensocial. He uses the Gartner Technology Hype Cycle to explain where various parties have been working on opensocial over the past few months. With major milestones such as the establishment of version 0.7 of the opensocial API and the launch of myspace Developer Platform it's time start coding. opensocial @...
We interviewed Elliot Shmukler, linkedin Product Manager, about opensocial. linkedin talks...
Part 5 of 5 videos describing how to build your first opensocial application. Dan Holevoet goes over sample code that shows you how to display gifts that you've received. The entire tutorial/codelab: code.google.com opensocial...
-- Contents -- 0:00 - Introduction 1:10 - Abstractions for social networks 2:26 - Kevin Marks talks...
opensocial at myspace: Creating Popular Apps on myspace Chris Cole, Max Newbould (myspace) Join two of the engineers behind the myspace Developer Platform (MDP) for a soup to nuts technical investigation of getting a compelling opensocial app up and running on myspace. Learn what makes developing applications for myspace unique in terms of demographics, user experience, custom extensions, application reviews, policies, and see the code to make it hall happen. Google I/O 2008 -...
We interviewed Akash Garg, Lou Moore and Paul Lindner -- hi5 CEO, Engineering Director and Architect -- about opensocial. hi5 talks about...

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