In I/O 2012 Google app engine video presentation, they presented a Rest Api release for iOS, Android.
Have anyone seen this, if so where?
Thanks
Regards
Chris
I think your referring to the new endpoints facility. Have a look at this thread https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/google-appengine/UUu5Ztp6EPg
Its in trusted tester status at the moment.
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Is there some google assistant api guide or tutorial? I cannot find anything related by these keywords. There seems have some Android app integration guide, but I want to integrate with my cloud service, not android app.
I find IFTTT have connected Google Assistant to several services, so I want to add some intents to my custom service.
I have built an Alexa app by using Alexa Skill Kit to handle my customize intent, and want to find something similar in Google Assistant developer playground, but I have no clue.
Thanks!
Google Assistant API was officially launched by Google for Windows, Mac, and Linux by which you can Get Google Assistant on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
If you wish to create voice applications for Google Assistant which are called as Google actions you will have to rely on the developers guide posted here
There is also an introductory course on udemy for the same.
I personally have used dialogFlow
and for the backend and I used firebase and have hosted a few apps into the store
Google Assistant will open its SDK to developers this December.
There's been a quite a lot of development on supporting the developer ecosystem, including the release of the Google Assistant SDK, app templates, and the ability to host and edit your integration via Firebase Functions.
For some code samples see
Conversational Components for Google Assistant
DialogFlow (previously Api.ai) v2 Samples
I was wondering if I need the Google java client libraries to access my google calendars from GAE. Are they part of the Google App Engine SDK by default?
Moreover I was not able to find a good example or tutorial which shows how to create, read, update and delete Google calendar events from an Google Cloud Platform app.
Thanks a lot, if you can offer same code examples or links to appropriate and working tutorials.
You're looking for the Google Java API client:
https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/java/
This library isn't included in App Engine by default, but there are instructions on that page for how to install it. When you have it set up, here's the guide for using the calendar API:
https://github.com/google/google-api-java-client-samples/tree/master/calendar-appengine-sample
Hope this helps!
Googling the web I haven't found anything that says something about whether Dart should eventually become supported by the Google App Engine hosting platform.
Google is saying that Dart should also be considered a language for developing the server part for a web application.
Does anyone know more about it?
An issue has been opened on Google Code for App Engine. I suggest you to stars it.
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=6092
It is now available for managed VMs (still beta)
See
https://www.dartlang.org/cloud/
https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/appengine
https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/gcloud
https://github.com/dart-lang/appengine_samples
for more details
I am trying to add an analytics service in my Bada application.
It's a C++ application , not a web one.
Google analytics only supports Android and iPhone as far as I've seen.
Is there any way to integrate it anyway?
Or is there other analytics services that are free and could be integrated?
Thank you,
George
I guess the easiest way is to add an invisible WebPanel where you load the HTML/JS-code for Google analytics.
I couldn't understand your question, but take a look on http://deskmetrics.com. They have analytics for non web apps.
You can use Piwik for analytics. You need to setup a Piwik Server for that and call its APIs.
Check for more details.
http://piwik.org/blog/2010/07/new-piwik-tracking-api-track-visits-from-mobile-apps-desktop-apps-anywhere/
Or is it easier to host my own website and database.
The main reason I would use google app engine is the "free" hosting and scalability;
Has anyone got experience using app engine, was it a good experience ?
The answer is no, Google does not own either your code or your data. Both of them are completely yours. Google only provides hosting for it - they have no more claim on your data and IP than Amazon does if you go with EC2. Take a look at section 6.3 of the terms.
I'm running mapfaire.com on the App Engine and I'm having a very good experience. I intend to continue using it for all my applications.