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Ajax API launched by Google for simplifying application mashups
Filed in archive AJAX by gautam on April 19, 2007
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Google is a true follower of Ajax and now it has launched AJAX API which offers simplicity in creation of application mashups using JavaScript. From now on developers would not be required to write server side proxies for accessing public data feeds using JavaScript. One can just get feeds by writing a few lines of JavaScript and leave the rest of their worries to API as it handles the proxy automatically and offers a clear interface for accessing syndicated data.

Atom and RSS syndicated feed formats are also supported by the new API therefore one can easily add Atom and RSS feeds to Web applications or blogs. Over the past two years this is the third Google API which has been released. It seems Google is all set to enhance the web experience of its users. Click here for more information.


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