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Periodic Table of Google APIs and Products

I know Google has an astonishing number of products but I wasn’t sure exactly how many until I stumbled upon this table. Arranged in an all familiar and over used layout of the Periodic Table of Elements, this particular table offers a quick glance to all Google products and APIs available for developers in one place.

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Products are grouped by categories such as mobile, search, gadget, social, etc. and color coded for convenience. Clicking on a product opens a small window with a description and video of the product and links to more information.

Those who prefer the old fashion directory and list, there is already a page for that.

The proliferation of periodic tables of every conceivable product is surely getting out of hand.

[via WebResourcesDepot]

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 28, 2011 at 1:11 PM

    been a long time reader,finally grew some balls to say a line here.Your Writing skills are damn good Kaushik.Do you live in India or USA?btw,i am an indian :)

    Please keep posting articles for eternity :)i love them

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  2. Kaushik PatowaryJanuary 28, 2011 at 10:53 PM

    Nah, I write mediocre. Thanks anyway.
    And I live in India.

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