Have it your way: Create a client library in your favorite language!
August 19th, 2008 | Published in Google Code
The Google Data team has developed client libraries in .NET, Java, JavaScript, Python, PHP, and Objective-C. With the popularity of other languages like Ruby, many developers have taken it upon themselves to build libraries for their favorite Google Data API. Here are two examples:
base4r:
A ruby gem that allows developers to create, update, and delete items using the Google Base Data API.
libgcal:
AC/C++ library to interact with the Google Calendar and Contacts APIs.
For those of you who want to get involved in open source development, feel free to contribute to these projects or help us to improve Google's officially supported client libraries. If you're interested in starting fresh, checkout Jeff Scudder's presentation on Creating a Google Data API Client.
Hack away!
Implemented your own client? Leave a comment.
Updated 09/03/2008 to correct the name of base4r