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blog post Intro to Media APIs
Posted in News on Jun 28, 2008 at 1:53 AM by Sachin Rekhi
I gave a presentation on Wednesday at the SocialMedia Business School Event in NYC on an introduction to Media APIs. There are a ton of great media APIs available (including imeem's of course!) that can help app developers to enhance existing applications and build entirely new experiences centered around media.

I've included the slides below for your viewing pleasure:



Sachin Rekhi
Product Manager, Platform


blog post imeem Media Platform at Google I/O
Posted in News on Jun 22, 2008 at 4:48 AM by Sachin Rekhi
I had the opportunity to present the imeem Media Platform at this year’s Google I/O conference in San Francisco. For those of you who weren’t able to attend, here’s a video from my panel, “Meet the OpenSocial Containers.”


I’ll also be attending and presenting at the Social Media Business School Event in New York on June 25. Feel free to shoot me an email if you’re in NY and you want to connect.

Sachin Rekhi
Product Manager, Platform


blog post Added OAuth signed makeRequests
Posted in Critical Updates on Jun 04, 2008 at 7:15 AM by Sachin Rekhi
We are excited about the release of the OpenSocial v0.8 spec as it adds many great enhancements to the platform, including a RESTful API, OAuth support, lifecycle events, preloading of data, and much more.

We are eager to implement these enhancements and make them available to our developers as soon as they each come online.

One of the first improvements we are making available to developers today is allowing signing of makeRequests using OAuth. Now if you simply add opt_params[gadgets.io.RequestParameters.AUTHORIZATION] = gadgets.io.AuthorizationType.SIGNED to your opt_params in your makeRequest call, the request will be appropriately signed as specified in the Signed authorization section of the OpenSocial v0.8 spec.

The other implication of this is that the src urls for the iframes in which imeem apps are loaded are now appropriately signed using OAuth. This changes the query string parameters that are available to developers. Developers should no longer use owner_key and viewer_key and instead take advantage of the new opensocial_owner_id and opensocial_viewer_id parameters.

As always, let us know any questions or feedback you have in the developer forums.

Sachin Rekhi
Product Manager, Platform



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