Google has announced the release of the Google Calendar API. From the Google Code Blog.

Developers appreciate a nice web application, like the one that launched last week with Google Calendar. Even more, they appreciate a nice web application programming model that enables them to build applications, not just use them. Enter the Google Calendar data API.

The Google Calendar data API is based upon a common API model called GData. The GData model uses REST principles and Atom or RSS 2.0 syndicated feeds as the base resource model to expose data held by Google services (like Google Calendar).

Read the Rest of the Google Code Blog entry

Soduko is a puzzle game (and a quite addicting one if I may add) that like all other puzzle games is based on logic. There are plenty of sites that offer free soduko puzzles online using scripts that are written using PHP or Javascript. However these are so not Web2.0 . I was looking for a soduko script that was written using Ajax and I found a really cool one. The best thing about this script is that it doesn’t use numbers like most soduko games but a set of nine imagesfrom Flickr. You can specify what kind of images you want to use by selecting a tag or by selecting a Flickr user.
If you don’t know how soduko is played you can read the rules here and you can start playing soduko using this cool script here or if you prefer more traditional sodukos you can play at www.sodukopuzzles.net