Happy birthday Google Code. In March 2005, when only 8 API connections were first publicly displayed on Google Code. Now five years later, the figure has exceeded 60. In addition, there are still more than 240,000 open source projects in Google Code to take root, more than 17,000 posted every day, equivalent to one code [...]
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Oh boy, its freeze time for Google
With the approach of Christmas – December, some major companies in the US, especially Google will undergo a “Code Freeze”. On the Web, there is obviously no business promoting the famous “Code Freeze”, with the exception of one. Well just Google. in recent weeks, the Web giant continues to make news at a pace well [...]
Google’s own programming language, GO!
Go: A systems programming language, expressive, concurrent, garbage-collected. The search giant released Go, an open-source development language that believes will combine performance with speed, and one that the company probably hopes will reshape the development and software industries in its favor. Go is based on the C programming family, one of the most widely used [...]
Google open sources its awesome JavaScript tools
Google made a set of its JavaScript tools open sourced and is available for all in Google code labs. The tool has been used internally in the development of Google Maps, Gmail and Google Docs. The various tools called compilers Closure, Closure Library Closure templates and Closure Inspector are some of the javascript tools which [...]
Google develops 64 – bit version of Chrome for Linux
Google has been working for several weeks on a 64-bit version of Google Chrome and Chromium. The Chrome Manager Dean McNamee writes dev in the “Chromium” Google Group that the V8 team have done a good job in the quarter and a 64-bit version has been developed, he also says that V8 is the JavaScript [...]
Page Speed: Google releases internal tool as open source
Page Speed is a new Firefox addon from Google. As stated in the announcement the tool had already long been used internally by Google. It extends the functionality of Firebug. The addon requires Firefox 3.0 and Firebug addon. Page Speed was used internally by Google to optimize web pages and to optimize the performance. It [...]
O3D: An Open source program for creating interactive 3D applications
O3D is an open-source web API for creating rich, interactive 3D applications in the browser. This API is shared at an early stage as part of a conversation with the broader developer community about establishing an open web standard for 3D graphics. The plugin is Google’s Windows, Linux and Mac. Google wants to develop but [...]
Google App Engine is now in Java
So far, the only Google App Engine with Python programming. Now, Java is a programming language has been added. There will also be a language such as Groovy and JRuby support, based on the Java virtual machine from running. In the first version of the API will be according to Google the key class libraries [...]
Google releases AJAX APIs Playground version 2.0
Google released the version 2.0 of the AJAX APIs Playground. Of the new changes, the most obvious is the sweet new UI, other new features are: Break points (simulated in Javascript); Firebug Lite in output for debugging; Line numbers in code editor; Ability to edit HTML of samples More info: AJAX APIs Playground
Whitehouse.gov also has some Google code in it
The Google Web Toolkit-based Google Moderator app now went live on WhiteHouse.gov (it was previously shown at Change.gov). The project is called Open for Questions and lets you register and ask the US administration questions on the economy. You won’t see the Google logo, but you can open the frame’s source HTML and see for [...]
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