Handy Links for Google Reader

Monday, October 20. 2008

A bit late today, but here it is. There are some neat things in the Google Reader API that have been exposed as REST-like services. Here are some examples (they will require you to be logged in to Google Reader in order to work):

Read Entry in Google Reader Window
Followed a Link in the Entry Body
Followed a Link in the Entry Header
Keep Unread
Read, Marked Unread (I refer to these as my “re-read” posts – I read them, and then decided they needed more thought)
Starred

And some documentation on the API itself.

Posted by TML in Data and Metadata at 23:40 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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