J'ai commis un post chez Pointblog (Le blog victime du darwinisme numérique ?) où je mettais en avant les nouveaux services de création de page perso comme Google Page Creator.



En explorant un peu plus ce service, j'ai découvert qu'il était possible de faire partie d'un beta test "experimental features", nouvelle fonctions.






Après avoir validé ce texte :



The Google Page Creator team is always busy developing cool new features. Some of these are at the point where they're usable for the most part, but not quite ready for prime time. The astute reader will point out that all of Google Page Creator may be described as not-ready-for-prime-time. But the experimental features we're talking about here are the beta of the betas, designed for early adopters among early adopters, pushing the envelope inside the envelope — you get the idea.



If you turn on experimental features, sometimes you might not see anything special. Other times you might see an entirely new user interface, or new toolbar buttons that will disappear a week later. What you get may have bugs or usability problems — if you find them, please tell us so that we can weed them out before the features go live to the rest of the Google Page Creator population. If you decide later that you don't want these features anymore, you can always go back to the Settings page and disable experimental features, but if you've created pages in the meantime that relied on experimental features, it's possible that those pages will now behave oddly.



So, do you want to enable experimental features ?.








J'ai découvert qu'il était possible d'ajouter des third party service, c'est-à-dire d'implémenter des services externes à GPC, de mashupper les pages...

A voir aussi : http://googlemodules.com/