App Engine, Facebook Platform, OpenSocial, and the Future of ...
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Saved by 6 people (2 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-04-09
- Gwidianto on 2008-06-23 - Tags A_To Read , To Read_08-04-11
- Steflm on 2008-04-23 - Tags database , development , google , opensocial , paas , mehr... , imported1s
- Mobilavenue on 2008-04-14 - Tags social_networks , social_graph , social_cloud
- Jackie on 2008-04-13 - Tags opensocial , facebook , platform , appengine
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Imagine if Google Accounts added support for the (upcoming) OpenSocial REST APIs. All of a sudden, each of these App Engine sites could start injecting activity and querying for activity across each other. Maybe you'll argue that this just means that Google Accounts could become the next big social network, but isn't it a bit different when this functionality is just a part of your hosting infrastructure? What if Google Accounts ignored the notion of friends and instead left that to actual social networks? If done right, this really could be the first shipping glimpse of the distributed social web that there is to come.
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Imagine if Google Accounts added support for the (upcoming) OpenSocial REST APIs. All of a sudden, each of these App Engine sites could start injecting activity and querying for activity across each other. Maybe you'll argue that this just means that Google Accounts could become the next big social network, but isn't it a bit different when this functionality is just a part of your hosting infrastructure? What if Google Accounts ignored the notion of friends and instead left that to actual social networks? If done right, this really could be the first shipping glimpse of the distributed social web that there is to come.
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