I have a project that uses Apple's "CoreLocation" framework for reverse geocoding.
How can I make it use Google's "GoogleMaps" framework ?
You might consider using GoogleApsis directly via an HTTP Connection you handle yourself via [NSURLConnection]
"http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=%#&sensor=false"
Or you can use the Google Maps API for iOS located here.
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Looking for the Google Structured Testing Tool Api here: https://console.developers.google.com/ but didn't find any resource.
Does Google offer this particular api? If not how do I use this tool in web development side?
from Google where is no Testing Tool APi for this. But you could use other APIs testing your markups:
http://json-ld.org/playground/
or use the API from Yandex:
https://tech.yandex.com/validator/
I can find a list of restaurant using below REST API.. Is there an Android equivalent API for this? OR I have to make these REST call from my android App and parse the XML (or JSON) results to use in the Android App...
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/nearbysearch/xml?location=51.543071, 0.049958&radius=500&types=restaurant&name=taste&key=[YOUR_API_KEY]
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Sid
Not sure understand you question, but trying to give an answer: you have two choices
use the Google Play Services in your app and use the Google Places API - the "geo" package. It would be the "native" way.
For this confer to : https://developers.google.com/places/android-api/start
use the Google Places Web Services and parse the answer on your own as you described.
For this confer to : https://developers.google.com/places/web-service/intro
hope this helps. let us know.
As far as I know, Firebase does not allow any http endpoints, and Baidu Maps API does not have an https endpoint available. Any potential workarounds for getting Baidu Maps to work in a Firebase application?
I can't use Google Maps because this is a web-app for China. I think Bing Maps might be an option if I can't get Baidu Maps to work.
Please refer to this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/36069560/1342816
Basically is to add "&s=1" at the end of script src.
I want to gather google analytics data for daily/monthly report. All visitors, visitors for specific path and conversion rate. Setting for google analytics is already done (I think).
I searched ruby libraries, but many informations are out-of-dated and google api is sometimes update.
Now(2012-09-28) what library is popular? And How to get data? I searched ruby-toolbox, but both two libraries are still active?
Libralies
'garb'
https://github.com/vigetlabs/garb
'google-api-client'
http://code.google.com/p/google-api-ruby-client/
Purpose:
My first step: view data
My second step: edit data(Add note or notation)
thanks,
Google-Api-Client works fine, is an official client and is constantly updated, just check the commit logs and you will see. Note that this API is not for Google Analytics only but for any Google API that uses the Google Discovery API. You should try that.
Regardless of the client that you use make sure it's compatible with the latest version of the API. If it's built using the Google API Discovery service it's a plus because that means the client library will have support for new methods as soon as they are available. It's like an API for building API clients.
GARB on the other hand seems to be abandoned for a while and is probably missing out on several features that came recently.
Note that the Google Analytics API are currently read only. So no client library will support that since there's no API for writing annotations. There's a feature request for that though.
I know its silly, but previously this URL used to show me all available google open source API's Pervious working API link but now its showing some other page. I am tired of searching the complete API directory. I want to pick one to learn. I have managed to find a similar page which shows only partial API's directory. Google API directory Can any one provide me the correct URL to see complete directory?
I must admit, it's a mess if you take a fresh start.
Accessing Google Apis can be basically be done in two ways.
The old way : Google Data Java Client Library (a.k.a. "gdata-java-client") : docs here. Implemented services can be found at Google Api Docs (the link you are referring to).
The new way : Google API Client Library for Java (a.k.a. "google-api-java-client") : docs here. The Api explorer shows the generated client libraries using the new infrastructure. Or this list.
Both libraries are available for different languages and for different Google services. GData is the most mature library and supports most services.
The new way however is more flexible : the client libraries and even the docs can be automatically generated for any Google service that is ready to transition to the new infrastructure. On the downside, not all Google services have a client library ready for the new infrastructure (e.g. Contacts).
You can access services that are not yet transitioned but you have to write your own XML model.
There is a migration guide to move from GData to new infrastructure.
try to find it on this page:
http://www.programmableweb.com/apis/directory/1?company=Google
or you can explore some apis here: (i don't know if thats all)
http://code.google.com/apis/explorer/
or just search what you need on:
http://developers.google.com