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From the page: "With so many websites to join, users must decide where to invest significant time in adding their same connections over and over. For developers, this means it is difficult to build successful web applications that hinge upon a critical mass of users for content and... more
Reviewed by smokingmole Apr 06 2009, 03:56pm ( 16 reviews ) • google.com
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Rated by Tjclassic82SU on Apr 20 2009, 4:42pm
Build critical mass on your website
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Rated by smokingmole on Apr 06 2009, 3:56pm
From the page: "With so many websites to join, users must decide where to invest significant time in adding their same connections over and over. For developers, this means it is difficult to build successful web applications that hinge upon a critical mass of users for content and interaction. With the Social Graph API, developers can now utilize public connections their users have already created in other web services. It makes information about public connections between people easily available and useful. "
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Rated by Brian-Chappell on Dec 04 2008, 10:26pm
Game changer. Wow.
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Rated by wilbau on Oct 10 2008, 5:15pm
From the page: "With the Social Graph API, developers can now utilize public connections their users have already created in other web services. It makes information about public connections between people easily available and useful."
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Rated by Korayem on Mar 28 2008, 10:14pm
From the page: "With so many websites to join, users must decide where to invest significant time in adding their same connections over and over. For developers, this means it is difficult to build successful web applications that hinge upon a critical mass of users for content and interaction. With the Social Graph API, developers can now utilize public connections their users have already created in other web services. It makes information about public connections between people easily available and useful."
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Rated by raysl on Feb 04 2008, 7:50am
Google on the Social Graph API
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Rated by BarbaraKB on Feb 03 2008, 12:02pm
Google slowly but surely continues to get it. In sooo many ways.
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Rated by burkinaboy on Feb 03 2008, 8:30am
Google has releases its SocialGraph API to the public.
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Rated by WayneSmallman on Feb 02 2008, 1:44am
The fundamental problem for Google is, they don't "get" either Social Networking or Social Media -- which I've written about before now. So to avoid having to truly understand either, they're going the architectural route, which relies less on a detailed understanding of the social minutia, and more on the mechanical prerequisites. Neat, but naive...
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Rated by svartling on Feb 02 2008, 1:14am
From the page: "With so many websites to join, users must decide where to invest significant time in adding their same connections over and over. For developers, this means it is difficult to build successful web applications that hinge upon a critical mass of users for content and interaction. With the Social Graph API, developers can now utilize public connections their users have already created in other web services. It makes information about public connections between people easily available and useful."
