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The Google+ API Is Released

Posted by timothy on from the expanding-circles dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Developers have been waiting since late June for Google to release their API to the public. Well, today is that day. Just a few minute ago Chris Chabot, from Google+ Developer Relations, announced that the Google+ API is now available to the public."

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  1. Read only by Trillan · · Score: 4, Interesting

    I can't wait to see all the interesting ideas developers have for using this read only API.

  2. Re:Too little, too late? by blair1q · · Score: 4, Insightful

    If you're not going to use the word "fuck" in plaintext when you're pseudonymized, then why the fuck do you care if you use your real name or not?

  3. JSON by jDeepbeep · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Not to mention, the spec for JSON fits on one side of a business card, readably.

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  4. I tried , i really did... by who_stole_my_kidneys · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I was hoping that Google+ would be the next best thing, and pop the bubble that is FaceBook. but its not going to happen, most people that would have wanted to move, tried G+, and left sin no one was there and the people who haven't heard about G+ don't care enough to switch. So unless the new API can cook my dinner and wash my clothes and give me a hand job, there is no reason to switch since all the people i care to talk to (and allot of people I don't) are on the FB, ill just stay until it becomes myspace.