Introduction To The OpenSocial API
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This document provides an introduction to the OpenSocial API. It outlines the goals of demonstrating how to create a simple OpenSocial application on Orkut, understand the basics of the OpenSocial API, and get started with real application development. Examples are provided of a "Hello World" application and a simple application that displays a user's friend list to demonstrate basic usage of the OpenSocial API. Resources for further learning and developing more advanced applications are also referenced.
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