The Developer Show — TL;DR 081
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Web Share API
In Chrome 61 for Android, we’ve launched the navigator.share() method, which allows websites to invoke the native sharing capabilities of the host platform. It’s part of the simple Web Share API and allows you to easily trigger the native Android share dialog, passing either a URL or text to share. Code and screenshots are on the post.
Mobile Web Specialist Certification
We recently introduced the Mobile Web Specialist Certification to highlight developers who have in-demand skills as mobile web devs. Follow the link and get your digital badge today.
Zalando increases installs and revenue
Based in Berlin, Zalando is Europe’s leading online fashion platform. With more than 70% of its traffic now coming from mobile, the company has invested a lot in improving the quality of its app to provide a good user experience. Using features like A/B testing, the pre-launch report and the new release dashboard from the Google Play Console, Zalando saw a 6% increase in installs and a 15% increase in the users’ lifetime value. Click through to the post for the video with more details.
Shopping campaigns
The holiday season is right around the corner; so we’re rolling out new reporting to show how often your Shopping ad is in the top spot including product status reporting and absolute top impressions share. Get started with the post.
TensorBoard API
TensorBoard is a suite of visualizations for inspecting and understanding your TensorFlow models and runs. To allow the creation of new and useful visualizations, we recently made available a consistent set of APIs that allows you to add custom visualization plugins to TensorBoard. Our hope is that you use this API to extend TensorBoard and ensure that it covers a wider variety of use cases. Details, links, and screenshots are on the post.
Dedicated Interconnect
We recently announced, Dedicated Interconnect, which lets you establish a private network connection directly to Google Cloud Platform through one of our Dedicated Interconnect locations. Dedicated Interconnect also offers increased throughput and even a potential reduction in network costs. For more details and to get started, head on over to the post.
Compute Engine
A key feature of Google Compute Engine is managed instance groups, which allows you to manage collections of identical instances as a unit, to quickly deploy new VMs, and ensure they’re consistently configured. We recently announced a new managed instance group updater, to help you update your Compute Engine VMs programmatically and at scale. Details and screenshots are on the post.
The Developer Show — TL;DR 079
The Developer Show is where you can stay up to date on all the latest Google Developer news, straight from the experts.
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TensorFlow Serving 1.0
TensorFlow Serving is a high performance serving system for machine learned models designed for production environments. And version 1.0 is now available. Also included in this release is a prebuilt binary available through apt-get install, which is really cool. For more info on the release and on using TensorFlow serving, check out the post.
International Conference on Machine Learning
Google is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of the thirty-fourth International Conference on Machine Learning taking place this week right here in Sydney. There’s over 130 Googlers attending the conference to present publications and host workshops. But, as usual, don’t worry if you can’t attend — just head on over to the post for links to the papers and workshops we’re presenting.
Nearby Connections 2.0
Version 2.0 of the Nearby Connections API is now available, providing high bandwidth, low latency, encrypted data transfers between nearby devices in a fully-offline peer-to-peer manner. Release details as well as links the docs and code are on the post.
Estimating Available Storage Space
Chrome 61 now exposes an estimate of how much storage a web app is using and how much is available. For some code and a discussion on how to use this in your app, take a look at the post.
Firebase Conditional REST Requests
Conditional REST Requests are now available for the Firebase Realtime Database. You can use them to safely perform atomic operations and you can get started with the post.
Go Contributors Summit
The day before GopherCon 2017, a group of Go team members and contributors gathered in Denver to discuss and plan for the future of the Go project. The discussions covered compiler and runtime, dependency management, the standard library and much more. For a detailed overview of the day, check out the post.
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