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Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by waseemsadiq on Saturday February 05, 2011 @04:56PM (#2184204)
awesome... I am one of the founders of Inbox2.com; I am actually working on something quite similar that i wanted to open source in the end anyway. I will check this out; if it works for me i'll look into some form of merge perhaps

Many thanks for sharing.

Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by jamesjyu on Saturday February 05, 2011 @04:58PM (#2184209)
Great! Would love to connect once you're ready. My email is jamesjacobyu@[you can probably guess where]
Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by wigginus on Saturday February 05, 2011 @11:56AM (#2183400)
Thanks! I'm also an avid 0Boxer user, now I'm longing for a zero inbox even more.
Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by jefe78 on Saturday February 05, 2011 @12:25PM (#2183453)
0Boxer actually looks entertaining. Are there any security considerations to worry about?
Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by jamesjyu on Sunday February 06, 2011 @12:38AM (#2185064)
I can promise you I don't look at the contents of your email -- I only gather statistics necessary to support the gaming mechanics. In fact, I never ask for offline access to your Gmail account at all.

Also, data is sent to my server via https.

Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by treblig on Saturday February 05, 2011 @12:41PM (#2183493)
Wow, this is excellent. Great work. Does this expose access to Gmail Tasks too?
Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by jamesjyu on Saturday February 05, 2011 @12:43PM (#2183495)
Nope, but that'd be pretty cool. It's pretty basic right now, and exposes some basic user events and data. What I'm hoping is for others to use and extend it.
Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by kazuya on Saturday February 05, 2011 @09:24PM (#2184695)
Great!

BTW do you know any similar effort regarding Goole Reader?

Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by eiji on Saturday February 05, 2011 @05:03PM (#2184216)
Oxymoron: Unofficial API
Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by follower on Saturday February 05, 2011 @09:00PM (#2184662)
It's not really an oxymoron--it just means it's a standardised way of interacting with something ("API") that isn't officially condoned/supported by the original creator ("Unofficial").
Re:Gmailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for Gmail by chrisbroadfoot on Saturday February 05, 2011 @11:34PM (#2184945)
API stands for Application Programming Interface.

What in that says anything about being official or not?!

There are a TON of APIs that make it easy to hook into unsupported channels.