As part of a thread of modern announcements aimed at cloud application developers, Google has formally launch Google Cloud Endpoints, a Google Cloud Platform usefulness that allow developers to construct their own backend for web clients and mobile clients. It has also extra support for larger media files in Mobile Backend Starter, Google’s general-purpose cloud backend.
Basically, Cloud Endpoints provide a simple server-code annotation language that turn normal Java and Python code elements into APIs, which can then be interpret by Android, iOS and web clients. These custom APIs have the pliability and scalability of other Google APIs counting features like Denial of Service protection, OAuth support, client key organization, and logging, Google APIs Explorer, Google APIs Discovery Service, and Google Plugin for Eclipse.
The Blossom.io project management instrument use Google App Engine for backend hosting, and was amongst the primary companies to use Cloud Endpoints to build and serve APIs.
Blossom.io CEO Thomas Schranz said in a declaration, “Cloud Endpoints surely has enabled us to offer an API that is on par with the best APIs out there. It has enabled us to make an API that feels and behave like APIs from YouTube, Google Maps and other Google services…build all of that without Google Cloud Endpoints would have been ridiculous.”
For a one-click deployable, complete mobile backend and client-side framework for Android and iOS built on Cloud Endpoints, Google softer Mobile Backend Starter at first launched in June. Support for iOS was added in October. The updates to MBS announce Monday contain large media file handling, allowing mobile applications to view and upload videos and soaring decision images securely via Google Cloud Storage.
Google has also efficient the MBS mobile client templates for both iOS and Android devices, counting the latest version of Google Cloud Messaging for Android.