"With this tool you can play with the Data Export API by building queries to get data from your Google Analytics profiles. You can use these queries in any of the client libraries to build your own tools."

"Google-Analytics-export-to-CSV is a simple, command-line tool for exporting data out of Google Analytics and writing it to a CSV file." It uses the Google Data API, so you can actually extract more columns and rows using this than GA's built-in web export tools.

Hint: your JavaScript isn't "safe" from crawlers anymore

"Today, we are announcing the OAuth 2.0 Playground, which simplifies experimentation with the OAuth 2.0 protocol and APIs that use the protocol."

Google Scholar's indexing/querying interfaces aren't in-sync w/ Google Web Search itself. No real shock there, still a fun experiment.

"Google Refine is a power tool for working with messy data, cleaning it up, transforming it from one format into another, extending it with web services, and linking it to databases like Freebase."

"Google Feed Server is an open source Atom Publishing Protocol server based on the Apache Abdera framework. Google Feed Server provides a simple back end for data adapters, which allows developers to quickly deploy a feed for an existing data source such as a database"

"The existing Python support for the Flickr API uses features not available in the Google App Engine sandbox. This project aims to create a complete Flickr API module that will run on GAE."

keyboard navigation for google search & results

Local storage support pushed back to Chrome 3.x

"Ubuntu daily builds of the Chromium browser."

"AppScale is an open-source implementation of the Google AppEngine (GAE) cloud computing interface. AppScale enables execution of GAE applications on virtualized cluster systems. In particular, AppScale enables users to execute GAE applications using their own clusters with greater scalability and reliability than the GAE SDK provides. Moreover, AppScale executes automatically and transparently over cloud infrastructures such as the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and Eucalyptus, the open-source implementation of the AWS interfaces."

"JaikuEngine is a social microblogging platform that runs on AppEngine. JaikuEngine powers Jaiku.com."

"gae2django is a Django helper application that provides an implementation of Google's App Engine API based on pure Django. The helper makes it easier to re-use applications originally designed for Google's App Engine environment in a Django environment."

"The bulkloader.py tool included with the Python SDK can upload data to your application's datastore. With just a little bit of set-up, you can create new datastore entities from CSV files. Most spreadsheet applications can export CSV files, making it easy for non-developers and other application to produce data that can be imported into your application." GAE moves one big step closer to being usable by the masses

"You can now use the Python standard libraries urllib, urllib2 or httplib to make HTTP requests. This has been a frequent request on our issue tracker." FINALLY! THANK YOU!

On creating custom button controls

That this project exists demonstrates just how bad the nature of data exports are in the blog software world.

"Google Quick Search Box is an open source search box that allows you to search data on your computer and across the web" - So that's what the Quicksilver guy has been up to.

"Mosembro is a simple proof of concept web browser for the Android mobile platform which demonstrates how semantic markup (in this case microformats) can be used to massively improve the mobile browsing experience." This is where Apple's stance on competing applications is going to look increasingly stupid.

"This document is meant to provide web application developers, browser engineers, and information security researchers with a one-stop reference to key security properties of contemporary web browsers. Insufficient understanding of these often poorly-documented characteristics is a major contributing factor to the prevalence of several classes of security vulnerabilities."

Oh, better yet an installer for this thing. Also appears to work on the n800 now.

Some chaps ported Android (minus some crucial parts, like oh.. wifi) to the n810.

"Native Client is an open-source research technology for running x86 native code in web applications, with the goal of maintaining the browser neutrality, OS portability, and safety that people expect from web apps. We've released this project at an early, research stage to get feedback from the security and broader open-source communities. We believe that Native Client technology will someday help web developers to create richer and more dynamic browser-based applications."

"Calaboration makes it easy to set up iCal to view and edit your Google Calendar calendars. It automatically finds all of your calendars and allows you to add any of them to iCal with the press of a button."

"Ken Ingham, Ph.D. will describe the architecture and motivation behind the development of Amazability, Inc.'s Adept1 product. The Adept1 performs natural language analysis and interprets spoken words and phrases or typed input. The Adept1 is equipped with voice recognition and text-to-speech output that dynamically adapts multilingual spoken output to context. The Adept1 offers such applications as word processing, email, address book, web browsing, and access to an online library of thousands of books. The product represents a foundation for implementing practical natural language transaction processing where simple English phrases and sentences are interpreted to command a sequence of complex operations. The Adept1 will be demonstrated and a roadmap for future applications will be given."

"Reader Notifier aims to supplement the official Mac Notifier menubar plugins for OS X, in adding support for Google Reader. Reader Notifier tells you when you have new unread rss/feed items available, and lets you visit those feeds without ever going to the Google Reader interface."

PHP library for working with Google's Static Maps API

"Phoogle Maps (pronounced like Foogle Maps) is a PHP class that integrates itself with the Google Maps API and with the Google Geocoding API to make an easy to use interface to display Google Maps on your site."

Android platform source code

Google Chrome implements the content-type sniffing rules in HTML 5 -- here's are some statistics about how those rules played out covering the Chrome beta period (and only Windows users).

Speaker: Ian Hickson - As the HTML5 effort reaches its first big milestone -- feature completeness -- browsers are starting to implement it. It will be years before you can rely on HTML5 support when writing Web pages and applications, but you can start to experiment today to get a feel of what the new standard offers. This talk will explore some of the most recent implementations of HTML5 features.

"CrossOver Chromium is a Mac and Linux port of the open source Chromium web browser. CrossOver Chromium is available for download from CodeWeavers, free of charge" It kind works... performance is painful and no auto-updating for security fixes... so it seems like a dreadful idea.

Braindump on how to use Google Chrome's debugger

Database migrations for Google Gears, similar to those found in Rails and other popular web frameworks. Be nice if they'd offer up something for HTML 5's storage APIs as well.

Risk with Google Maps (updating my bookmark)

I've heard a similar story from someone familiar with the creation of the MobileSafari UA string. Most UA sniffing is just poorly written.

Google App Engine will allow developers to use the V8 JavaScript engine.

Comprehensive overview of people working on Chrome and a minimal overview of the various projects that make up Chrome.

Chrome 0.2 climb above 1% at some point (in theory, that would have topped Opera's marketshare...)

I've seen a lot of bitching and moaning that Chrome is out for OS X/Linux yet -- I think this post summarizes their position quite well. It is just so much easier to prototype/build/test/manage for one platform than three at once.

John Siracusa on Google Chrome. One key take away might be that most of the UI cruft found in web browsers was never wanted by users in the first place. It is also fair that most web browsers today are heavily colored by the UI history of Mosaic/Navigator, as such it is harder for them to "wipe the slate clean" as Google has.

"V8 can run standalone, or can be embedded into any C++ application." This is going to take off like crazy.

"Chromium is the open-source project behind Google Chrome."

I, for one, welcome our new web process management overlords. It is about time people had the tools to easily profile which websites are causing the biggest performance hit.