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Chrome Web Store Passes 30 Million Users, But How Bright Is The Future? | TechCrunch

http://techcrunch.com/2011/09/09/chrome-web-store-passes-30-million-users-but-how-bright-is-the-future/ On September 1st, Google’s popular browser, Chrome, celebrated its third birthday . In a relatively short span of time, Chrome has gobbled up 22 percent market share among browsers, compared to Firefox at 28 percent and IE at 42 percent. The browser continues to iterate, now working in rapid-fire six-week release cycles, and its ecosystem at large has taken some big strides forward over the last year. For me, personally, I use multiple browsers daily, but Chrome has really become my go-to. In December, Google debuted Chrome OS and the Chrome Web Store , followed by Chromebooks in June .
Here are some members of the Developer Relations team. We are dedicated to helping you make the most out of Google's developer products . If you are interested in learning more about what we do, please check out our jobs site . http://code.google.com/team/index.html

Developer Advocates - Google Code

http://gigaom.com/2011/05/11/chrome-web-store-goes-global-unveils-in-app-payments/ Vikas Gupta at Google I/O 2011 Updated. Google has rolled out two new updates to its Chrome Web Store to allow application developers to reach more people — and make more money.

Chrome Web Store Goes Global, Unveils In-App Payments: Tech News and Analysis «

MG Siegler is a general partner at CrunchFund and a columnist for TechCrunch, where he has been writing since 2009. His focus is on Apple. Prior to TechCrunch, MG covered various technology beats for VentureBeat. Originally from Ohio, MG attended the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI. He’s previously lived in Los Angeles where he worked in Hollywood and in... → Learn More After months of anticipation, Google finally unveiled the Chrome Web Store this past December. http://techcrunch.com/2011/02/17/chrome-web-store-international/

Google Opens Developer Preview Of Chrome Web Store In 15 More Countries

You Don’t Have To Be Lindsey Lohan To Be Called Popular « Chrome OS Apps*

The Chrome Web Store is very generous with the term “Popular”. The fact is, you don’t need the popularity status of Jennifer Lopez, Lindsey Lohan or even Kelly Osborne to be listed as Popular on the Chrome Web Storefront (homepage). We are speaking of the 9 apps that appear at or above the fold of the Google Chrome Web Store page. Thus a Viz Score was achieved over the observation period. A perfect score would have been achieved if an app was listed in the top left position for the duration. http://www.chromeosapps.org/you-dont-have-to-be-lindsey-lohan-to-be-called-popular/
MG Siegler is a general partner at CrunchFund and a columnist for TechCrunch, where he has been writing since 2009. His focus is on Apple. Prior to TechCrunch, MG covered various technology beats for VentureBeat. http://techcrunch.com/2010/12/03/chrome-web-store-approaches/

Google Begins Emailing Extension Developers To Get Ready For Chrome Web Store

Google Gearing Up For A Chrome Web Store Launch (For Real This Time)

http://techcrunch.com/2010/11/30/chrome-web-store-3/ Back in August, at a conference in Europe, Google showed a little preview of the Chrome Web Store and noted that a launch would probably take place in October . While there were some hints of it coming along in October (including some pricing details that were apparently turned on by accident), it never came. And since today is the last day of November, I think it’s safe to say it’s not coming this month either. But it now definitely appears that Google is ramping up for an early December launch of the store, perhaps alongside a Chrome 8 release or a Chrome 9 beta release.

Google's Chrome Web Store Delayed Until December

Although Google just recently released its latest Chrome browser a little over a week ago, the company has missed several self-set dates to get its web apps store online. The latest date, which Google is telling developers, is that the public beta of the Chrome App Store will be live on December 6th, though given prior delays developers aren’t feeling too confident about that date. Apps created for Google’s Chrome Store should work on most major browsers, though the experience will be optimized for the Chrome browser, of which Google is trying to build market share for. The Chrome Store stands in a unique position as it is not a tightly curated store, like Apple’s App Store for its smartphone, and if Google plays its cards right, the store could help draw developers in creating content for Google’s other offerings–mainly Android and its new Google TV platform. http://www.ubergizmo.com/2010/10/googles-chrome-web-store-delayed-until-december/

Chrome Web Store - Google Code

What is the Chrome Web Store? http://code.google.com/chrome/webstore/
The new Chrome Web Store introduces the concept of installable web apps . These apps will live alongside extensions and themes in the store, which will become the one-stop shop for all three types of installable components. So what exactly are installable web apps and how do they differ from extensions? I’m glad you asked... Apps and Extensions: A Different User Experience

Extensions, Packaged Apps, and Hosted Apps in the Chrome Web Store - Chrome Web Store - Google Code

https://developers.google.com/chrome/web-store/articles/apps_vs_extensions

Blog: New features for the Chrome Web Store developer preview: Google Checkout integration & previewing for your apps

We’re excited to share with you some new features that we just added to the developer preview of the Chrome Web Store:

Blog: Get your apps ready for the Chrome Web Store!

Since our announcement of the Chrome Web Store at Google I/O, our team has been hard at work preparing for our launch later this year. Today we’re making the first step towards this milestone by making available a developer preview of the Chrome Web Store .
Earlier today at GDC Europe, which takes place before Gamescom this week in Germany, Google's new game developer advocate Mark DeLoura and Chrome developer advocate Michael Mahemoff talked about Google's major entry into the browser game space with its app store for Chrome. Set to launch this October, the store aims to make a proper marketplace for browser games -- one that solves a lot of the issues of games on the web today, from discovery to monetization. First, Mark discussed the benefits of Chrome for browser gaming (mainly its speed) and why developers should be excited about its app store, which you can watch in the video highlight below.

Google Shows the Future of Browser Games

Chrome Web Store Slated For October Launch, Google Taking A Mere 5% Cut Of Revenue

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The Chrome Web Store Appears To Be Using Google’s New Social Sauce

Earlier today, it was revealed that development of the Chrome Web Store is well underway , and Google hopes to deploy it around October. That’s good news, and the fact that Google apparently only plans to take a 5 percent of revenues from developers is great news.

Chrome Web Store - An open marketplace for web apps

And currently the "install" button in the store just means that it will add a shortcut in your chrome browser. by nicolas Aug 1

And its really about web apps (like pearltrees), not addons. by nicolas Aug 1

The video is quite clear. We used to have download.com to discover apps, now the apps are on the web and we need a new market place to discover and promote apps. by nicolas Aug 1

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Weekend Project: Install Web Apps in Chrome or Chromium

Did you try it ? I think there is no hury because we can't submit apps yet, can we ? by nicolas Aug 1