Calling All OpenSocial Container and Application Developers
July 15th, 2011 | Published in Google OpenSocial
Do you work on the implementation of a container or develop applications within existing OpenSocial containers? If so, we’d love to interview you in a new blog post series that will allow developers to showcase the new and innovative things that they are doing with OpenSocial.
We’re especially interested in hearing from the community about:
If you would like to be heard, please e-mail me at nakedtechnologist at gmail dot com and tell me, in brief, what you’re doing with OpenSocial. I’ll ask you a series of questions from that initial overview and then feature you in our new “OpenSocial in the wild” blog posts.
We’re especially interested in hearing from the community about:
- The challenges you’ve experienced while working with the specification and how you overcame them.
- Are there any technologies or specifications that you’ve integrated with an OpenSocial container or application that you believe married well with the OpenSocial specification?
- How is OpenSocial being used within enterprise solutions?
- How is OpenSocial being used on mobile devices?
- Are there any technical implementations that you thought worked especially well? Code implementations to showcase these integrations are always welcome.
- Do you have any helpful tips, techniques or snippets that have been useful to you in the past?
If you would like to be heard, please e-mail me at nakedtechnologist at gmail dot com and tell me, in brief, what you’re doing with OpenSocial. I’ll ask you a series of questions from that initial overview and then feature you in our new “OpenSocial in the wild” blog posts.
Thank you.
Jonathan LeBlanc (@jcleblanc)
Jonathan LeBlanc is a principal developer evangelist with X.commerce. Jonathan has been a member of the OpenSocial community for over three years and is the author of O'Reilly's "Programming Social Applications".
Jonathan LeBlanc is a principal developer evangelist with X.commerce. Jonathan has been a member of the OpenSocial community for over three years and is the author of O'Reilly's "Programming Social Applications".