Google I/O 2009 - Building Applications in the Cloud

Google I/O 2009 - Building Applications in the Cloud

Eric Bidelman, Anil Sabharwal, Ondrej Hrebicek, Sandosh Vasudevan

-- Contents --
0:21 - What we're going to cover
1:52 - The Documents List API in the past
2:40 - The API as it exists today - many more features!
3:43 - Important enterprise use cases to cover
5:55 - gDocsBar partner demo
11:01 - Syncplicity partner demo
18:40 - Overview of the Google Data Protocol
20:40 - Example: requesting the user's document list
21:11 - Client Libraries make things easier!
21:45 - 1. Migration
22:32 - Upload Content
23:02 - Demo: GDocsBackup
23:36 - How? Exporting documents
24:15 - 2. Sync
24:20 - Python library example
25:22 - 3. Query model
28:22 - Demo: DocList Manager Ruby on Rails
31:17 - Spreadsheets API
32:05 - 4. Sharing (ACLs)
34:13 - 5. Discovery
34:22 - 2 Legged OAuth for Google Apps
35:57 - Demo: Legal Discovery Tool
37:52 - Example of 2 Legged OAuth in Java
39:00 - Demo - OffiSync
41:20 - Wrap Up & Resources
41:50 Q&A
-- End --

In this session we'll explore how you can develop compelling web applications to manage and manipulate hosted documents, spreadsheets and photos. Emphasis will be on the Documents List Data API, including handling revisions, modifying sharing parameters, downloading and converting files, copying documents to different users, generating thumbnail previews, and even enterprise use cases such as 2-legged OAuth and legal discovery. This session will also include exciting new demonstrations from Syncplicity (www.syncplicity.com) and gDocsBar (www.gdocsbar.com).

For presentation slides and all I/O sessions, please go to: code.google.com/events/io/sessions.html

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• googleio2009
• google
• Google I/O
• developer conference
• doclist
• docs
• apps
• gdata
• enterprise
• spreadsheets
• photos
• vi

[DartGreene]

Wow, Building Applications in the Cloud is awesome.

[copsandrobbersgta]

stop smacking mouth while talking. Its frustrating.

[ROCROCROC1]

Could be great information but can't hear part of the presentation. When run off the Google website there is the same problem plus it has poor streaming. Unlike Google.