Posted by Nicholas Lativy, Software Engineer At Google I/O we shared how Google’s own apps make use of Google Play for successful launches and updates and introduced the new Google Play Developer Publishing API Version 3. The Publishing API enables you to integrate publishing operations into your existing release process […]
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Posted by Neto Marin, Developer Advocate Promotions can be a valuable tool to increase user engagement or attract new users by offering content or features to a limited number of users free of charge. We are happy to share an improvement in the Google Play Developer API that makes it […]
In the initial series post, we created a simple API to score a Scikit-Learn random forest classifier built on the iris dataset. In this post, we’ll explore how we can handle errors that occur during scoring as well as look at the broader topic of defining when a model should […]
Ok, so you’ve trained a model, but now what? All that work is meaningless if no one can use it. In some applications, you can simply create a batch job that will collect the records that need to be scored, prepare them, and the run the model. However, other applications […]
In the last post, we improved the error handling of our prediction API and considered the nuanced decision about which records we should score. In this post, we’ll look at how we can test our API using pytest. Building Prediction APIs in Python (Part 1): Series Introduction & Basic Example As […]
Posted by Jake Wharton (@JakeWharton), Florina Muntenescu (@FMuntenescu) & James Lau (@jmslau) Today, we are announcing the preview of Android KTX – a set of extensions designed to make writing Kotlin code for Android more concise, idiomatic, and pleasant. Android KTX provides a nice API layer on top of both […]
The Web Audio API provides a powerful and versatile system for controlling audio on the Web, allowing developers to choose audio sources, add effects to audio, create audio visualizations, apply spatial effects (such as panning) and much more. It can be used for developing sophisticated web-based games or interactive applications which […]
I am here to tell you a story of an invincible Google API made to make your life awesome. So, let me start off with an introduction of the main lead of our story, i.e. Google Fit. Fit is a simple yet quiescent App in our Android World which keeps […]
An open-source GraphQL API layer for your database Today we are incredibly excited to announce Prisma (previously referred to as Graphcool 1.0). Prisma is a GraphQL database proxy turning your database into a GraphQL API. You can use the API as foundation for your own GraphQL server or connect directly from […]
API’s or ‘Application program interface’ are simply ways to handle requests, usually such that the responses are consistent and easy to interpret. This is an essential building block in services that bridge different providers such as the google maps API, or in a microservice architecture such as Netflix. In its most […]