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Enhance User Profiles with Google’s Social Graph API
In: web resources
1 Dec 2009
Google’s Social Graph API gives developers access to a wealth of public social data mined from the Web. In this tutorial, Louis extends a Ruby on Rails user registration form to query the API and suggest site URLs for users to add to their profiles.
- Tags: google, graph, registration form, ruby on rails, URLs
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1 Response to Enhance User Profiles with Google’s Social Graph API
opensource101
January 31st, 2010 at 8:57 am
add a new database entry, rake/migrate it into your project files, and then add the comment module (I'm not too sure, but I think that's how it goes)