Objective-C, the native application development language for Mac OS X, is now the development language for the iPhone as well. That makes our open-source Google Data APIs Objective-C Client Library the natural way to write iPhone software that interacts with Google's services.
The source files in the new version 1.4 of the library compile without a hitch under the iPhone SDK. They also support the latest Google Data APIs, such as the Contacts Data API and YouTube video uploading.
If you are a Mac or iPhone developer looking to integrate Google's services with your application, or if you're just curious, take a look at the project and the examples on our Google Code site.
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5 comments:
It does not compile under the iPhone SDK. Unfortunately I can't say much more due to the NDA.
It's pretty selfdescribing...
We need to use different APIs on iPhone
Ah, I was wondering why there's no .NET API for YouTube yet - apparently the API team was busy with the Objective-C API :(
@con sultan:
Different people, different talent. There's some discussion about this over on the .NET client library group:
http://groups.google.com/group/gdata-dotnet-client-library/browse_thread/thread/9ced811686f80480
Meanwhile, you might want to check out the work done by Karsten Januszewski re .NET support:
http://www.rhizohm.net/irhetoric/blog/33/default.aspx
Cheers,
-Ryan
Thanks, and sorry for being lazy too check ;)
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