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Wednesday, 29 June 2005

The world is your JavaScript-enabled oyster

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Posted by Bret Taylor, Google Maps Product Manager

If you like Google Maps, but think you could do something better, now's your chance. Check out the Google Maps API, which lets web developers put Google Maps on their own sites, just like housingmaps.com and chicagocrime.org. You can also reach out to other API developers and the Google Maps team in the API discussion group.
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