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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Now this is the way it should be. Google has released a Google AJAX Search API - Issue Tracking web page.
Not only do they give us a forum with developers present to discuss the API we can now see all the progress on bugs and feature request. If you find a problem or have a request you still report them at the Google AJAX Search API Groups Discussion.
It also helps us know what they consider a real issue. Read the official post.
Thanks Google!

Yahoo has released their new Ajax oriented home page, July 17th, 2006.
It is a major improvement over the past design with a format that is aesthetically appealing and more inline with the current offerings of most major Search and Portal sites.
The site appears to be more Portal and less Search these days and that may just be the route Yahoo has decided to take in the future.
Has everyone conceded the searching to Google, especially since google is now a verb ?
You can keep up to date with Yahoo and their changes at the Yahoo! Search blog

Google has already updated the Google AJAX Search API based on feedback they have received from the Google Groups discussions. The New Feature: Site Restricted Search was posted yesterday. Now developers can add additional sources to the system and create custom labels to utilize site restrictions and limit the scope of the searches to specific sites. Keep up with the API at the Google AJAX Search API Blog.
For all searchers, you now have the ability to set a user defined label for a specific searcher. This lets you replace the current system defined label of “Web”, “Blog”, etc., […]

Google has released a new Ajax Search API. This new API allows you to build custom search pages that utilizes Ajax to display results from several Google sources without reloading the page.
The API is very powerful and allows several options to customize not only the sources that are searched, but how the results are displayed and used. Results can be returned in linear or tabbed displays. Local, Web, Video and Blog searches are supported.
Check out the Google AJAX Search API and make sure to subscribe to the Google AJAX Search API Blog to keep up to date with all new […]

Have you ever wanted to harness some of the Google power ?
Now you can. Google has released their GWT (Google Web Toolkit) to help develop Ajax applications using Java. They also supply a lot of sample code to help jump start your efforts. Google continues to show that they are not only willing to keep developing killer apps, but also to help the Internet community learn how to leverage the power of the Internet.
The Getting Started Guide is excellent and will have you creating Ajax applications in a hurry.

AJAX has the power to make your site more compelling and […]