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Seo Master present to you: Post by Brian Ryner and Mark Mentovai, Google Software Engineers

Every program, open source or not, has to cope with crashes - it's just an unfortunate fact of life. Software developers hate crashes and dream about eradicating them, but sometimes they're difficult to reproduce. If developers could get reliable and automatic reports when their programs crash, they'd be able to figure out which ones happen most frequently, and more importantly, be able to fix them. Writing a system to handle crash reports is a lot of work though, and writing a crash reporter that works across a variety of hardware configurations and operating systems is even harder. Wouldn't it be great if someone wrote a crash reporter and made it easy to integrate into other projects? Wouldn't it be even better if they made an open-source project out of it?

That's exactly what we're doing here at Google. We like making developers' lives easier, and like you, we hate crashes. Airbag is our codename for an open source project that handles all of the dirty work when it comes to crash reports. Best of all, it works across several platforms - we've got Windows and Mac working now, and Linux support is coming soon.

Not everyone needs to know how the stack works on Intel Macs or how function calls work behind the scenes in Windows, which is why Airbag provides a simple API to catch crashes in your application and upload crash reports to a server. On the server side, we've implemented a library that can process the crash reports by matching them up with debugging symbols, so that users of a program don't need any of these symbols on their computers, and download sizes stay small. The server library is intended to be integrated into any kind of server infrastructure - for example, you could use Apache to collect reports and store them in MySQL. We were excited to hear that the folks at Mozilla are integrating Airbag into Firefox, and hope it can help them and other open source communities continually improve the quality of their products. Check it out!2013, By: Seo Master
Seo Master present to you: Post by Mark Lucovsky, Software Engineer

On December 5th, we stopped accepting new sign-ups for the Google SOAP Search API. This change does not impact current users of the SOAP Search API -- you can continue to execute queries, and we have no plans to turn off the service in the future.

While the product was Google's first API and inspired a lot of Google's current developer products, we are no longer devoting resources to increase the capacity of the service, instead focusing our efforts on the AJAX Search API. While the AJAX Search API does not provide server-side access to search results, it has a number of more powerful features, including access to Video, Maps, Blog Search, and News search results.

2013, By: Seo Master
Seo Master present to you: Alright, so technically I am not a developer - I'm a geek herder. However, I will be moderating a panel discussion between developers this Thursday evening!

Joining us for the December 2006 installment of the Open Source Developers @ Google Speaker Series will be three former Google Summer of Code students: Angela Byron (Drupal developer, student in 2005 and program administrator for 2006), and Hannes Papenberg and Laurens Vandeput (both developers for Joomla!). Angie, Hannes and Laurens will share with us some insights into their respective projects and communities, as well as telling us a bit about GSoC from the student perspective. Please feel free to join us Thursday, December 21st at our Corporate Headquarters in Mountain View, CA at 5:00 PM. Doors open at 4:30 PM, and refreshments (including plenty of coffee :) will be served; please plan to sign in at Building 41 reception when you arrive. We hope to see you there!

For those unable to attend the November 2006 session, you can watch Guido van Rossum's talk, "Mondrian: Code Review on the Web," on Google Video. This Thursday's session will also be taped and made available on Google Video, as will all OSS Devs @ Google meetings.2013, By: Seo Master
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