مؤتمر Google Campfire One والذي إنتهى بالأمس فيه من الإعلان عن الحدث الأكبر والأضخم لشركة قوقل، والذي كان يتحدث مجملا كيف سيكون الأمر سهل من ناحية أنشاء ووضع التطبيقات وبالطبع تثبيت التطبيقات عن طريق المتجر الخاص بها . يوجد حاليا 50 شركه أنخرطت في هذه السحابه والعدد قابل للزياده كما ان هنالك بالفعل تطبيقات جديده والتي ستكون متوفره من خلال سوق جوجل الجديد .بمجرد وصول التطبيق إلى المتجر فأن المستخدم سيتمكن من أضافته إلى حسابهم . حاليا هنالك أربعين مطور يعملون على تطوير تطبيقاتهم وأصدارها في المتجر الآن . التطبيقات الجديده ستكون سهله بالأضافة أنها ستكون متوافقه لجميع منتجات جوجل بمعنى أي تطبيق سيكون متوافق مع مستندات جوجل أو حتى في حسابك الخاص بالجي ميل . البعض شاهد في السابق نماذج والتي كانت تستعرض فيه أمكانية مشاهدة ملفات اليوتيوب من دون الحاجه إلى الخروج من حسابك البريدي ؟ أذا على مايبدو أنه سيكون هنالك المزيد فجوجل أعطت المطورين الحريه في أن يفعلوا كل مايريدونه سواء في الجي ميل أو في أي محتوى خاص . فماذا يعني كل هذا ؟ هذا يعني ببساطه أن الجميع سيتحمل حسابك وكل المتعلقات الخاص بك وسيكون معك في كل مكان.
The Google App Marketplace: Doing It All in the Cloud: We just finished watching Google's live announcement of the launch of the Google App Marketplace. Keep reading for information on what they're offering users and developers. Oh, and know that the Marketplace is live today. Updating. The event is called "Google Campfire One" and it's all about how easy it will be to create, set up, and install apps using Google's App Marketplace. It appears that the big focus is on how everything—apps and existing Google products—will work together seamlessly and allow for all your tools and data to sit in the cloud. Right now the appeal is for business applications, but the potential seems incredible..
The first portion of the announcement is about what developers will give and get in this whole deal. Google is offering them access to 25 million users and only asking for a one-time fee of $100 and 20% revenue in exchange—that's less than what access to Apple's App Store requires. Of course, Google is providing a solid system with apps being authenticated using OpenID, secured using oAuth, and made available through a universal Google Apps navigation system.
While there are already 50 partners right at launch, we're hearing that after new apps are submitted, they may take a few days to show up in the Marketplace—mind you, there's no word on what kind of approval process there is. But once an app is in the Marketplace, it's easy for users or buyers to add them to their Google accounts: They agree to some terms of service, grant access to data—such as Gmail or GCal, and enable the app. Tada! It'll show up in the new apps drop down. Now apparently development of these apps is so simple that there are 40 developers who are on a bus traveling to an SXSW event and working on apps right now. It looks like apps will be easy to integrate into existing Google products as seen by a demo of a payroll app by Intuit—information from it was embedded into Gmail or Google Docs.
Now remember how there have been some nice previews of YouTube videos in Gmail lately? Prepare to see more of that from these new apps because Google is offering developers the chance to set apps to be triggered by certain emails, events, or specific types of content. What does all this mean right now? For business users, there are plenty of apps already available—ones for payroll, data entry, management, and an office suite—and they'll be able to run everything right from the cloud. For us plain Janes and Joes though, the Marketplace is full of potential at this moment. Think social media, data management, communication—all the things you already get from Google, just better. Yes, my head's already in the cloud. Hopefully everything else will follow and I'll be able to work and play there.
