Big Updates for Apps Script Today at Google I/O, we announced many enhancements to Google Apps Script to help you build richer applications and share your apps with users. Apps Script began as a tool for helping users get more done with their Google spreadsheets. Over time, Apps Script has grown to handle much more. We launched script.google.com as a destination for Apps Script developers. HtmlService can help you create beautiful interfaces using Apps Script. We also launched a better way to store your application's data, ScriptDb . There are also now more options for deploying your web app. Finally, we wanted to make it easy to distribute your apps. We added a lot of new functionality to Apps Script, so in addition to our developer reference documentation , we've also created a new user guide . Building with Google Apps Script has become a lot easier and more powerful.
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Top 100 Actresses of All Time - a list by crazyjake Apps Platform Google Apps allows website administrators to offer their users co-branded versions of a variety of personalized Google applications, such as Gmail. This document describes the Google Apps Provisioning API, which enables application developers to programmatically enable access to these applications. Specifically, the API provides functions for creating, retrieving, updating and deleting user accounts with one or more domains, nicknames, email aliases, organization units, and groups. This version of the Provisioning API follows the principles of the Google Data APIs. (Provisioning API version 1.0 is no longer in service. Using the Provisioning API The following subsections explain how to use the Google Apps Provisioning API. Getting Started Before you can start using the Provisioning API, you'll need to create an administrator account for Google Apps. Creating an Administrator account The following steps explain how you would set up Google Apps. Enabling the Provisioning API Protocol Java Python
Introduction - Google Caja The Caja Compiler is a tool for making third party HTML, CSS and JavaScript safe to embed in your website. It enables rich interaction between the embedding page and the embedded applications. Caja uses an object-capability security model to allow for a wide range of flexible security policies, so that your website can effectively control what embedded third party code can do with user data. The Caja Compiler supports most HTML and CSS and the recently standardized "strict mode" JavaScript version of JavaScript -- even on older browsers that do not support strict mode. Benefits of using Caja New JavaScript Features.
Scale WordPress Hosting Case Study Sudden Annual Surges in Traffic Over the past three years, TBFA has consistently seen between 500%-1000% year-over-year growth. With 921,740 pageviews in November 2010, they were gearing up for around 5,000,000 pageviews in the month of November 2011. In the last week of October this year, TBFA began experiencing degraded site performance due to increased traffic. This was before their November rush had even started. They immediately began seeking possible solutions that would handle the impending surge. According to Scott Offord, the site owner, “We were exploring the option of using Amazon EC2, but decided we wanted another layer above that. Tutorials - Google Apps Script These tutorials are designed to help you start using Google Apps Scripts more quickly. Some of these tutorials focus on the basics, some provide an in-depth analysis of a complex script, while others address specific nuances of the Google Apps Script system itself. Basics and working with Google Sheets Your First Script - This tutorial covers the basics of writing and executing a script, demonstrating how to create a Google Document and send an email. Integration with other services Creating a Google Site - This tutorial shows how to gather data from Gmail Contacts and Calendar to create a Google Site for our fictional soccer team. Workflows and end-to-end examples Creating a Tournament Bracket - This tutorial shows you how to use the Spreadsheet service to create Tournament Brackets similar to College Basketball's March Madness. Older tutorials (no longer maintained)
Simpsons-Online-Sehen.de Protocol Basics - Google Data APIs Warning: Most newer Google APIs are not Google Data APIs. The Google Data APIs documentation applies only to the older APIs that are listed in the Google Data APIs directory. For information about a specific new API, see that API's documentation. This document describes the basics of the Google Data Protocol used by many Google APIs, including examples of what a query looks like, what results look like, and so on. For more information about the Google Data Protocol, see the Developer's Guide overview page and the Protocol Reference. Contents Audience This document is intended for anyone wanting to understand the general idea of the XML format and protocol used by the Google Data APIs. Even if you just want to write code that uses the language-specific client libraries, you might want to read this document, to understand what's going on beneath the client-library abstraction layer. Examples Requesting a feed or other resource GET /myFeed The server responds: 200 OK <? Inserting a new entry
JavaScript Client Library for Google APIs Alpha version released By Brendan O’Brien and Antonio Fuentes, Google Developer Team Today we reached another milestone in our efforts to provide infrastructure and tools to make it easier for developers to use Google APIs: we have released the Google APIs Client Library for JavaScript in Alpha. This client library is the latest addition to our suite of client libraries, which already includes Python, PHP, and Java. This compact and efficient client library provides access to all the Google APIs that are listed in the APIs Explorer. The client library is also flexible, supporting multiple browser environments including Chrome 8+, Firefox 3.5+, Internet Explorer 8+, Safari 4+, and Opera 11+. In addition, the JavaScript client library supports OAuth 2.0 authorization methods. You can load the client library using the following script tag: Loading an API and making a request is as easy as executing: To get started, visit the JavaScript Client Library documentation page.
Python Programming Language – Official Website Creando un Google apps script - Tecnocentres Desde que abrí este blog hará pronto un año, he recibido varias peticiones de ayuda para crear scripts de Google apps. La última hace sólo una semana. Como el script era sencillo y a mí me iba bien por una cuestión de mi centro, decidí crearlo. He pensado que sería un buen ejemplo para ayudar a la gente que se quiere iniciar en los Google apps script y por eso lo presentaré y explicaré básicamente su proceso de creación. Primero hay que tener en cuenta que los Google apps script se basan en Javascript. Una vez conocida la sintaxis del Javscript, centrémonos en un ejemplo de script. Crearemos un script en blanco y escribiremos el seguiente código: Analicemos un poco este código y veamos enlaces interesantes para seguir profundizando. var libroActual = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet(); var hojaresp = libroActual.getSheets()[0]; var rangresp = hojaresp.getDataRange(); Para entender estas variables, nos irá muy bien la ayuda de Google. miramos celda por celda de la última fila.