Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 19th Dec 2007 22:57 UTC
"The software development kit for Google's Linux-based Android mobile phone operating system has been out in the wild for a over a month now, plenty of time for developers to form opinions of the platform and assess the capabilities of the API. The verdict from seasoned mobile software programmers is somewhat mixed; some are even expressing serious frustration."
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If you've tried to implement any of their google checkout API with existing code, you'll know how frustrating it could be. Documentation/examples are horrible. I'm in the middle of a shopping cart project and had to implement both paypal and google. paypal was so much easier, whereas I had to dig deep into google's forum (aka groups) to get any type of help.
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If you've tried to implement any of their google checkout API with existing code, you'll know how frustrating it could be. Documentation/examples are horrible. I'm in the middle of a shopping cart project and had to implement both paypal and google. paypal was so much easier, whereas I had to dig deep into google's forum (aka groups) to get any type of help.