《Gmail解密》(hacking-gmail)
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中文名: Gmail解密英文名: hacking-gmail发行时间: 2005年12月19日地区: 美国对白语言: 英语简介:
作者: Ben Hammersley
ISBN: 9780764596117 ［十位: 076459611X］
定价: USD 24.99
出版社: John Wiley Sons
装帧: Paperback
出版年: 2005-12-19
Hacking Gmail 较详细解密了Gmail 的界面实现，邮件收发管理等功能的实现，具体介绍和目录请往下看。
VeryCD 中的同系列图书:
Hacking GoogleMaps and GoogleEarth
Hacking Myspace.
如果大家还有好的Hacking图书,不妨拿出来共享.
ExtremeTech 网站中的介绍
What’s Nice: 16 chapters of hacking goodness; easy and advanced tips and techniques for different types of users; contains the words hacking and Gmail.
What’s Naughty: Program code can be a bit intimidating to the unfamiliar.
What’s the Deal: In the mood for a little hacking? Or perhaps some tips that can help you customize your Gmail account? Whatever your needs, you re likely to find them in one of 16 chapters this book has to offer.
Hacking Gmail provides an incredible amount of information for the Gmail user. At times, it can get very complex with advanced code; other times the casual user can easily tweak and customize their account. Here are some of the features the book has to offer:
Eliminate default settings, customize the appearance, disable advertising, and take control over several Gmail accounts.
Use Gmail to back up files, create and manage blogs, and even create customized Gmail tools and hacks.
Check Gmail without visiting the site.
Use Gmail APIs in a variety of programming languages, such as Perl, Python, PHP, and others.
Hack Gmail as a host for message boards and photo galleries.
豆瓣网中的介绍
The first book to unlock the true power behind Gmail, Hacking Gmail will immediately appeal to Google and Gmail fans This is serious, down-and-dirty, under-the-hood, code-level hacking that will have readers eliminating the default settings, customizing appearance, disabling advertising, and taking control over their Gmail accounts Covers turning Gmail into an online hard drive for backing up files, using it as a blogging tool, and even creating customized Gmail tools and hacks Shows readers how to check their Gmail without visiting the site; use Gmail APIs in Perl, Python, PHP, and other languages, or create their own; and maximize Gmail as a host for message boards, photo galleries, even a blog
摘自书中
Introduction
Welcome to Hacking Gmail. Thanks for buying this book. If you haven’t bought it,
you should. It’s very good, and once you buy it you can stop loitering around the
bookstore stacks. Go on: Buy it, sit down, have a coffee. See? Comfier isn’t it? Ah.
Hacking Gmail. It’s a manly hobby, and this book will tell you how. Sorry? What’s
Gmail, you ask? Well, let me tell you . . .
What’s Gmail?
March 31, 2004. A watershed in human history. Google’s web-based e-mail service,
still now at the time of this writing in Beta, and available only to people
invited by other existing users, was launched. Offering a gigabyte of storage, an
incredibly advanced JavaScript interface, and a series of user interface innovations,
Gmail was an instant hit among those who could get access to the system.Today,
more than a year later, Gmail is proving to be one of the flagship applications on
the web—a truly rich application within the browser, combined with the serverbased
power of the world’s leading search engine.
Hacking Gmail?
Of course, all that power just begs to be abused. Power corrupts, as they say,
and hackers are nothing but a corrupt bunch: Almost as soon as Gmail was
launched, hackers were looking at ways to use those capabilities for other purposes.
They investigated the incredibly rich interface, and saw how much of the processing
is done on the user’s own machine; they burrowed into the communication
between the browser and the server; and they developed a series of interfaces for
scripting languages to allow you to control Gmail from your own programs.
This book shows what they did, how to do it yourself, and what to do after you’ve
mastered the techniques. Meanwhile, you’ll also learn all about Ajax, the terribly
fashionable JavaScript technique that Gmail brought into the mainstream.Two
topics for the price of one
What’s in This Book?
There are three parts to this book, each lovingly crafted to bring you, young Jedi,
to the peak of Gmailing excellence. They are:
Part I: Starting to Use Gmail
Where you learn to use Gmail like a professional. A professional Gmail user, no
less. A really skilled professional Gmail user.With a degree in Gmail. A Gmail
ninja. A Gmail ninja with a black belt in Gmail from the secret Gmail training
school on Mount Gmail. You might actually be part Gmail. Perhaps you’ve named
your first born child after Gmail. You live in the Google Headquarters. You are
Larry Page. You get the idea.
Part II: Getting Inside Gmail
Where you find out how Gmail works, and how you can use modern scripting
languages to control it.
Part III: Conquering Gmail
Where you put these new skills to the test, wrangling Gmail into fiendishly clever
uses, totally unlike those Google intended.
Whom Is This Book For?
You. Of course it is. If you picked up a book called Hacking Gmail, you’re very
likely to want it. If you’re a programmer looking to use Gmail in wacky ways, this
book is for you. If you’re a power user looking to hack together scripts to do dangerously
efficient things with your mail, this book is for you. If you’re the parent,
best friend, or lover of someone who answers to that description, this book is for
them, and you should buy two copies. Really. It’s great. And the shiny cover looks
cool, no? I tell you, metallic covers are all the thing.
Hacking Carefully
It must be said here in plain English, and elsewhere by a battalion of scary lawyer
folk, that I take no responsibility whatsoever for anything anyone does after reading
this book. If you lose data; get folded, spindled, or mutilated; or have your Gmail
account suspended, it is not my fault. The fine folks at Google, it has to be said,
have played no part in the writing of this book, and most likely do not approve of
the contents within. They may have me killed. Either way, I take no responsibility
for anything. You’re on your own, kiddo. As am I.
Companion Website
For links and updates, please visit this book’s companion website at www.wiley
.com/go/extremetech.
Contents at a Glance
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Starting to Use Gmail
Chapter 1: Desktop Integration
Chapter 2: Integrating Your Existing Mail
Chapter 3: Gmail Power Tips
Part II: Getting Inside Gmail
Chapter 4: Skinning Gmail
Chapter 5: How Gmail Works
Chapter 6: Gmail and Greasemonkey
Chapter 7: Gmail Libraries
Chapter 8: Checking for Mail
Chapter 9: Reading Mail
Chapter 10: Sending Mail
Part III: Conquering Gmail
Chapter 11: Dealing with Labels
Chapter 12: Addressing Addresses
Chapter 13: Building an API from the HTML-Only Version of Gmail
Chapter 14: Exporting Your Mail
Chapter 15: Using Gmail to
Chapter 16: Using GmailFS
Appendix: Long Code Listings
Index
PDF无毒
作者: Ben Hammersley
ISBN: 9780764596117 ［十位: 076459611X］
定价: USD 24.99
出版社: John Wiley Sons
装帧: Paperback
出版年: 2005-12-19
Hacking Gmail 较详细解密了Gmail 的界面实现，邮件收发管理等功能的实现，具体介绍和目录请往下看。
VeryCD 中的同系列图书:
Hacking GoogleMaps and GoogleEarth
Hacking Myspace.
如果大家还有好的Hacking图书,不妨拿出来共享.
ExtremeTech 网站中的介绍
What’s Nice: 16 chapters of hacking goodness; easy and advanced tips and techniques for different types of users; contains the words hacking and Gmail.
What’s Naughty: Program code can be a bit intimidating to the unfamiliar.
What’s the Deal: In the mood for a little hacking? Or perhaps some tips that can help you customize your Gmail account? Whatever your needs, you re likely to find them in one of 16 chapters this book has to offer.
Hacking Gmail provides an incredible amount of information for the Gmail user. At times, it can get very complex with advanced code; other times the casual user can easily tweak and customize their account. Here are some of the features the book has to offer:
Eliminate default settings, customize the appearance, disable advertising, and take control over several Gmail accounts.
Use Gmail to back up files, create and manage blogs, and even create customized Gmail tools and hacks.
Check Gmail without visiting the site.
Use Gmail APIs in a variety of programming languages, such as Perl, Python, PHP, and others.
Hack Gmail as a host for message boards and photo galleries.
豆瓣网中的介绍
The first book to unlock the true power behind Gmail, Hacking Gmail will immediately appeal to Google and Gmail fans This is serious, down-and-dirty, under-the-hood, code-level hacking that will have readers eliminating the default settings, customizing appearance, disabling advertising, and taking control over their Gmail accounts Covers turning Gmail into an online hard drive for backing up files, using it as a blogging tool, and even creating customized Gmail tools and hacks Shows readers how to check their Gmail without visiting the site; use Gmail APIs in Perl, Python, PHP, and other languages, or create their own; and maximize Gmail as a host for message boards, photo galleries, even a blog
摘自书中
Introduction
Welcome to Hacking Gmail. Thanks for buying this book. If you haven’t bought it,
you should. It’s very good, and once you buy it you can stop loitering around the
bookstore stacks. Go on: Buy it, sit down, have a coffee. See? Comfier isn’t it? Ah.
Hacking Gmail. It’s a manly hobby, and this book will tell you how. Sorry? What’s
Gmail, you ask? Well, let me tell you . . .
What’s Gmail?
March 31, 2004. A watershed in human history. Google’s web-based e-mail service,
still now at the time of this writing in Beta, and available only to people
invited by other existing users, was launched. Offering a gigabyte of storage, an
incredibly advanced JavaScript interface, and a series of user interface innovations,
Gmail was an instant hit among those who could get access to the system.Today,
more than a year later, Gmail is proving to be one of the flagship applications on
the web—a truly rich application within the browser, combined with the serverbased
power of the world’s leading search engine.
Hacking Gmail?
Of course, all that power just begs to be abused. Power corrupts, as they say,
and hackers are nothing but a corrupt bunch: Almost as soon as Gmail was
launched, hackers were looking at ways to use those capabilities for other purposes.
They investigated the incredibly rich interface, and saw how much of the processing
is done on the user’s own machine; they burrowed into the communication
between the browser and the server; and they developed a series of interfaces for
scripting languages to allow you to control Gmail from your own programs.
This book shows what they did, how to do it yourself, and what to do after you’ve
mastered the techniques. Meanwhile, you’ll also learn all about Ajax, the terribly
fashionable JavaScript technique that Gmail brought into the mainstream.Two
topics for the price of one
What’s in This Book?
There are three parts to this book, each lovingly crafted to bring you, young Jedi,
to the peak of Gmailing excellence. They are:
Part I: Starting to Use Gmail
Where you learn to use Gmail like a professional. A professional Gmail user, no
less. A really skilled professional Gmail user.With a degree in Gmail. A Gmail
ninja. A Gmail ninja with a black belt in Gmail from the secret Gmail training
school on Mount Gmail. You might actually be part Gmail. Perhaps you’ve named
your first born child after Gmail. You live in the Google Headquarters. You are
Larry Page. You get the idea.
Part II: Getting Inside Gmail
Where you find out how Gmail works, and how you can use modern scripting
languages to control it.
Part III: Conquering Gmail
Where you put these new skills to the test, wrangling Gmail into fiendishly clever
uses, totally unlike those Google intended.
Whom Is This Book For?
You. Of course it is. If you picked up a book called Hacking Gmail, you’re very
likely to want it. If you’re a programmer looking to use Gmail in wacky ways, this
book is for you. If you’re a power user looking to hack together scripts to do dangerously
efficient things with your mail, this book is for you. If you’re the parent,
best friend, or lover of someone who answers to that description, this book is for
them, and you should buy two copies. Really. It’s great. And the shiny cover looks
cool, no? I tell you, metallic covers are all the thing.
Hacking Carefully
It must be said here in plain English, and elsewhere by a battalion of scary lawyer
folk, that I take no responsibility whatsoever for anything anyone does after reading
this book. If you lose data; get folded, spindled, or mutilated; or have your Gmail
account suspended, it is not my fault. The fine folks at Google, it has to be said,
have played no part in the writing of this book, and most likely do not approve of
the contents within. They may have me killed. Either way, I take no responsibility
for anything. You’re on your own, kiddo. As am I.
Companion Website
For links and updates, please visit this book’s companion website at www.wiley
.com/go/extremetech.
Contents at a Glance
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Starting to Use Gmail
Chapter 1: Desktop Integration
Chapter 2: Integrating Your Existing Mail
Chapter 3: Gmail Power Tips
Part II: Getting Inside Gmail
Chapter 4: Skinning Gmail
Chapter 5: How Gmail Works
Chapter 6: Gmail and Greasemonkey
Chapter 7: Gmail Libraries
Chapter 8: Checking for Mail
Chapter 9: Reading Mail
Chapter 10: Sending Mail
Part III: Conquering Gmail
Chapter 11: Dealing with Labels
Chapter 12: Addressing Addresses
Chapter 13: Building an API from the HTML-Only Version of Gmail
Chapter 14: Exporting Your Mail
Chapter 15: Using Gmail to
Chapter 16: Using GmailFS
Appendix: Long Code Listings
Index
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