One of the big focuses of this blog (and the team behind it) has been providing compelling examples of how integration with Google Apps APIs can make a product richer and more engaging. As a part of this effort, earlier today we announced Au-to-do, a sample application built using Google APIs.
Au-to-do is a sample implementation of a ticket tracker, built using a combination of Google App Engine , Google Cloud Storage , and Google Prediction APIs.
In addition to providing a demonstration of the power of building on Google App Engine, Au-to-do also provides an example of improving the user experience by integrating with Google Apps. Users of Au-to-do can automatically have tasks created using the Google Tasks API whenever they are assigned a ticket. These tasks have a deep link back to the ticket in Au-to-do. This helps users maintain a single todo list, using a tool that’s already part of the Google Apps workflow.
We’re going to continue work on Au-to-do, and provide additional integrations with Google Apps (and other Google APIs) in the following months.
To learn more, read the full announcement or jump right to the getting started guide .
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3 comments :
This is really great! Is there plans to provide a Java version of this application?
I'd want to +1 Eugene's post.
There is a feature request in the project tracker for a Java version: http://code.google.com/p/au-to-do/issues/detail?id=2. Please star this issue to indicate your interest in this feature.
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