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New Apps Script features at Google I/O—again!

May 14, 2013

today Scripts in Google Docsextend Google Docson Thursday at 3:30pm PT

Forms Service / Scripts in Google FormsForms Service5-minute quickstarton Wednesday at 1:55pm PT Drive ServiceDrive Serviceon Thursday at 1:40pm PT Faster HtmlServiceHtmlServiceenable an experimental version Improved Authorization Flow and API Console Integrationopt in to an experimental new authorization flowautomatically creates a project in the Google APIs ConsoleFile > Upgrade authorization experienceon Wednesday at 1:55pm PTAs you can see, we’ve been working hard to improve Apps Script for you. We hope you enjoy the new features!

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As the product manager for Google Apps Script, Saurabh is responsible for Apps Script’s overall vision and direction.

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Lots of Excitement about Google Apps at I/O 2011

May 24, 2011

Sessionsavailable in HD on YouTubeGoogle Apps Marketplace:

Launch and Grow your Business App on the Google Apps Marketplace provided an intro to the Apps Marketplace, but most of the session was third-party developers telling the story of their businesses, demoing their integrations and providing guidance for other developers looking for success on the Marketplace. Teaser: 30% free->paid conversion rates from GQueues on the Google Apps Marketplace.

Apps Marketplace: Best Practices and Integrations covered a wealth of best practices for business app development and Google Apps integrations based on experience working with hundreds of developers building applications for the Google Apps Marketplace.

Google Apps Script:

Enterprise Workflow with Apps Script showed how Google Apps Script can be used to build complex workflows using simple server-side JavaScript code. The speakers built on several examples for document publishing approval, showing lots of code for how it’s done.

Developing Apps, Add-Ins and More stepped through building Add-Ins with deep integration into the Google Apps UI and full applications. The team announced the Apps Script GUI Builder to drag and drop UI components and full Apps Script APIs for Gmail and Google Docs.

Application APIs:

Google Tasks API announced the brand-new API to interact with a user’s Google Tasks. Several third-party developers demonstrated how they integrated tasks with their project management and CRM apps.

Using the Google Docs APIs to Store All your Information in the Cloud gave a very brief overview of the Documents List API followed by a deep-dive into gcategorically, an App Engine + Python sample app for uploading documents to Google Docs. Best practices for developing integrations with Google Doc were also covered. This session is very useful for Apps Marketplace developers, especially because of the new ability to upload all file types to all types of Google accounts.

Solutions and Administration:

Developing Innovative Custom Business Solutions with Google Apps covered how web solution providers are driving us towards the goal of 100% web. Included many real-world examples from a variety of companies who are extending Google Apps using Apps Script, Google Sites, gadgets, Data APIs, App Engine, GWT and more.

Compliance and Security in the Cloud talked about the suite of APIs and tools available for Google Apps customers to handle policy compliance, audit, incident response and more. Very helpful session for IT administrators, CTOs and CIOs using Google Apps, with much of the session diving into several examples using real-world use cases.

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Ryan Boyd profile | twitter | events

Ryan is a Developer Advocate on the Google Apps Marketplace team, helping businesses build applications integrated into Google Apps. Wearing both engineering and business development hats, you'll find Ryan writing code and helping businesses get to market with integrated features.