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Using Ruby with the Google Data APIs    

Introduction

Ruby is a dynamic scripting language that has received a good amount of attention in recent years due to the popular Rails web-development framework. This article will explain how to use Ruby to interact with Google Data API services. We will not focus on Rails, instead we are more interested in explaining the underlying HTTP commands and structure of our feeds. All of the examples presented here can be followed from the command line by using irb, Ruby's interactive shell.

 

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Jul 31 2008 by Mark
Jochen, thanks again for the article.

Just in case anyone else was tripped up by this, to make the example
code a little more general you should probably take this advice from
Trevor Johns about tweaking the get_feed function to pass parameters:

Anyway, to answer your question, the reason why you're seeing this
Jun 23 2008 by Jochen Hartmann (Google)
Peter,

It looks like someone responded in the Calendar group. I don't support
the Calendar API but if you want to share some of your code that makes
the Spreadsheet example work for calendar I would be happy to update
the code project to make it work for both APIs.

Thanks
- jochen
Jun 20 2008 by Peter
Looks like it didn't save my whole message so I reposted it here:
http://groups.google.co.nz/group/google-calendar-help-dataapi/browse_thread/thread/d53b017e5c502bfb#
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