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New Books API for developers

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Summary

Google has launched a new Books API, as announced by Kevin Landry from the Google Books API Team, which replaces previous Google Book Search Data and JavaScript APIs. This new API, designed for developers, allows for querying over 15 million books available on books.google.com, providing access to book metadata, pricing, and more. It introduces several new features, including OAuth 2.0 support for user authentication and integration with the Google APIs Console, as well as library support for various programming languages. Developers can utilize the API across platforms, such as web pages, Chrome extensions, or devices, to access users' stored information like bookshelves, ratings, and reviews, facilitated by a simplified JSON structure. While the older APIs remain available, future development efforts will concentrate on enhancing this new Books API to offer expanded functionality and improved user experience.

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