Wednesday, 12 October 2011

I think I got +Robert Scoble-bumped, 507 people added me in their circles today :)...

I think I got +Robert Scoble-bumped, 507 people added me in their circles today :) Thank you (Robert and those who added me) for your trust, I will try to prove you right :)

In order to make this post useful, here's a link on a Facebook open source tool for collaborated software development


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A Look at Phabricator: Facebook's Web-Based Open Source Code Collaboration Tool
It's been out for a while, but hasn't gotten a lot of attention. Facebook released Phabricator earlier this summer, an open source collaboration tool for development teams. It's ...

Got to try this out

If it works, it will be huge for both WordPress and Google+

Reshared post from +Daniel Treadwell
Google+Blog: Google+ posts and comments for WordPress

With the huge amount of interest surrounding my Google+ Blog concept on minimali.se, the number one request was that it be made available as a WordPress plugin. With so many people asking for it, how could I say no?

What does it do?

Google+Blog will automatically retrieve your public posts and the comments associated with them and display them as normal WordPress posts, along with all your Google+ comments. They will also include any media that you have added to your Google+ post (photos, albums, articles and video). It will update every hour or so (providing you have people going to your blog) and will not require any intervention from you whatsoever.

Can I see it?

+Colby Brown has been kind enough to help me finalise the plugin and has also integrated it into his blog. He has a separate page that just displays his G+ posts and their associated comments.

Check it out at: http://www.colbybrownphotography.com/blog/category/plusfeed/

What options does it have?

The plugin is quite configurable with the ability to easily change your API Key, Profile ID, Post History (how many historical posts are imported), WP Post Status, Categories and Tags.

How can I get it?

There are two versions available for download, one free, the other paid ($10). There is no limitation placed on the free version, but it does contain a link at the bottom of your imported posts. I have put a lot of work into this and don't believe that $10 is too much to ask for the version without a link.

The plugin can be downloaded from http://www.minimali.se/google+blog/

Usage and terms

This is only the first release of the plugin and it will be updated on a regular basis. I welcome feedback and suggestions and strongly encourage bug reports. It has undergone testing, but I am not liable for any problems that are caused by this plugin.

Once you have downloaded the plugin, add it to WordPress via the Plugins menu and activate it. Finish setting it up under 'Settings' -> 'Google+Blog Options'.

If you need further integration message me and we will see what can be worked out.

API Key

You will need to sign up for a Google+ API Key before you are able to use this extension. To get one, go here: http://code.google.com/apis/console/. If needed, create a project then flick the Google+ API switch under Services. From there your Simple API Access key will be available under 'API Access'.

+Robert Scoble +Chris Pirillo +Ade Oshineye +Louis Gray +Ryan Crowe +Christina Trapolino +Natalie Villalobos +Dave Cohen +Chris Messina +Johnathan Chung +DeWitt Clinton +Will Norris +Ahmed Zeeshan +Chris Chabot


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The Google+ musings of Daniel Treadwell
Google+ Blog Concept - Daniel Treadwell

Tuesday, 11 October 2011

Excellent list of people to circle (and some cool G+ API work as well!)

Excellent list of people to circle (and some cool G+ API work as well!)


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The most popular persons at Google+ (overall) - CircleCount.com
Check out the most popular persons at Google+, measure by the average number of comments, +1 and reshares per posting. (overall) - CircleCount.com

Wednesday, 5 October 2011

i love how a simple feature that probably took a few hours to implement and test...

i love how a simple feature that probably took a few hours to implement and test gets a video overview to explain it and SVP Vic Gundotra promoting it :)

Reshared post from +Ebby Amirebrahimi
By popular demand, we’re rolling out a feature that lets you disable comments and lock your posts before sharing to the Google+ stream. Watch the video to see how it works, and let us know what you think in the comments!

Video Transcript

Hi! My name is Ebby and I’m an engineer on the Google+ Sharing team.

One of my favorite parts about Google+ is how circles help me control who I share things with. And if I want to go a step further, I can do things like disable comments, or lock my post to make sure no one reshares it.

We've heard from many of you that you want these disable and lock options before you share, not after. So today I'm happy to say that we're doing exactly that. Let me show you how it works.

Say I want to share this picture from my friend's party. As usual, I choose the circles I want to share with. But as I hover over the sharebox, you’ll notice I can now disable comments and lock the post -- before sharing to the Stream.

We hope these features help you feel even more secure about sharing on Google+. We'll keep listening, and rolling out more improvements in the coming weeks and months, so let us know what you think!

Monday, 3 October 2011

+michael arrington: Google Analytics Premium costs $150,000 per year

+michael arrington: Google Analytics Premium costs $150,000 per year


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Google Analytics Premium: “Premium’s” The Right Word!
Google announced a real time "premium" analytics product last week. Pricing? Contact them to find out.

It's $150,000 per year. Wowza.

Thanks for your interest in Premium. The program has a fl......

very good job for CNN Turk

very good job for CNN Turk


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