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Patrick Chanezon about Platforms and Software Development

 

Shindig JavaScript Wire Format

April 18th, 2008 · No Comments

One question I get very often from container implementors is about the wire format for OpenSocial requests in Shindig: Cassie Doll documented that in the Shindig codebase recently. This is a very useful doc.

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OpenSocial Foundation: OpenSocial is now officially an open standard, and Yahoo! joins!

March 25th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Google, Yahoo! and MySpace announced today the creation of the OpenSocial foundation to manage the OpenSocial specifications. The specifications will live on opensocial.org. Many of the social sites I have been talking to in the past few months have been asking questions about the openness of the specification and its governance model: this should answer […]

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Join us at the Platformization of the Web Panel in Palo Alto tomorrow

March 12th, 2008 · 1 Comment

I will be representing Google for the Open Silicon Valley panel about the Platformization of the Web in Palo Alto tomorrow. Here is the panel description: In recent years, leading social networking companies have launched open platforms to third-party developers. Our Spring Quarterly Panel will feature representatives from key platform players in the Social web […]

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OpenSocial at Google IO May 28/29 in San Francisco

March 11th, 2008 · No Comments

After the success of Google Developer Days last year, we’re doing Google IO at the Moscone Center May 28 and 29. The OpenSocial team is organizing many sessions and codelabs: this will be a good opportunity to get started with OpenSocial, or hone your skills: URLs Are People Too – Using the Social Graph API […]

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Facereviews interview about OpenSocial

March 10th, 2008 · No Comments

At the Graphing Social Patterns conference last week, I was lucky to meet Rodney Rumford from the excellent FaceReviews blog. He asked me some very interesting questions about OpenSocial and the future of social applications. You can find the interview on his blog, or from YouTube. I’ll expand on one of the themes we talked […]

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Slides for Google-Hi5 OpenSocial presentation at Graphing Social Patterns West 2008

March 4th, 2008 · 4 Comments

Today Kevin Marks (Google), Chris Schalk (Google), Lou Moore (Hi5) and myself presented OpenSocial at the Graphing Social Patterns West 2008 conference. GSP is a great conference to talk about OpenSocial: all the attendees are involved in some sort of social networking software, and are very receptive to OpenSocial. Congrats to Dave McClure and the […]

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OpenSocial Hackathon Video

February 15th, 2008 · No Comments

Clive Boulton from the Silicon Valley Web Builders posted a cool video that gives you an idea of the exciting atmosphere at the OpenSocial Hackathons they have been organizing at Google recently.

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Slides for OpenSocial at the Facebook Developer Meetup

February 14th, 2008 · No Comments

Here are the slides (PDF Version) for the talk I gave tonight at the Facebook Developer Meetup at Google. Google Presentation version below.

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Tags: OpenSocial

Interview with Webmaster Radio about OpenSocial

February 8th, 2008 · No Comments

Here’s an interview I did last week with WebMaster Radio about what OpenSocial is. Webmaster Radio Open Social Google API Evangelist Patrick Chanezon describes the new OpenSocial platform, and tells us how its used to develop cross platform social applications on popular social networks Show: Social Networking Conference Channel: Conferences

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OpenSocial approaching the Plateau of Productivity

February 8th, 2008 · No Comments

Last week I gave a keynote about OpenSocial at the Miami 2008 Social Networking Conference. Here are the slides for my presentation in PDF format. The main argument of my talk was: after OpenSocial launched in november we ran fast on the Gartner Technology Hype Cycle, from the Peak of Inflated Expectations to the Trough […]

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