Intro To Google Gadgets And Facebook Apps

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    1. Intro to Google Gadgets and Facebook Apps Hung Truong
    2. What’s a Google Gadget? • A “Box of Stuff” that lives online • Possibly dynamic • Potentially interactive • A way to provide quick heads-up info
    3. What’s a Google Gadget?
    4. A Static Gadget
    5. A Dynamic Gadget
    6. Hello, World!
    7. Creating a Gadget
    8. Where Do Gadgets Live?
    9. Distribution
    10. Google Gadgets Pros/Cons • Pros: ▫ Hosted by Google (optionally) ▫ Relatively easy to program ▫ Well documented, lots of examples ▫ Easy to share, distribute to anyone, anywhere • Cons: ▫ Hosted by Google (author issues, etc) ▫ Still requires an understanding of html and javascript.
    11. What’s a Facebook App? • A website within Facebook • Can access user data ▫ Friends ▫ Interests ▫ Photos • Can potentially change data ▫ Status updates ▫ Upload Photos ▫ Create Notes ▫ Etc
    12. What’s a Facebook App?
    13. What’s a Facebook App?
    14. Creating a Facebook App • Requires: ▫ Working programming knowledge (more than just html)  PHP is most common, Ruby on Rails or Python Clients available too. Javascript useful. ▫ Web hosting (again, probably PHP support), a backend database, access and ability to work in a server environment.
    15. Creating a Facebook App • Previously: ▫ Library hosted PHP files to support Facebook apps ▫ Library offered access to MySQL database on a case by case basis. • After Drupal: ▫ Stricter access to the development environment ▫ Library is supposed to help transition apps, has experience with FB apps ▫ Future development…???
    16. Facebook Apps Pros/Cons • Pros: ▫ Lives in Facebook (most patrons have a window open at all times!) ▫ Potentially engaging and fun ▫ Excellent developer support and community • Cons: ▫ Requires lots of programming knowledge ▫ Lots of overhead in hosting, maintenance, etc. ▫ Might not be incredibly useful
    17. Useful Links • Google Gadget Editor ▫ http://code.google.com/apis/gadgets/docs/legacy /gs.html#GGE • Gadgets ▫ Google Developer Gadget ▫ UM HSL Resources (Embed Link) ▫ Plain English Medical Dictionary (Embed Link) ▫ PHLI Workshops (Embed Link) ▫ PubMed MGetIt (Embed Link)
    18. Useful Links • Facebook Docs: ▫ Developer Website ▫ Anatomy of an App • Applications ▫ PubMed Search ▫ Shushed by a Librarian ▫ Workshops at PHLI

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