Google Glass Programming in PHP

Tony Gaitatzis

Jan 2014 · Tony Gaitatzis

About this ebook

Learn to program Google Glass Glassware with the Google Mirror API using Linux, MySQL, and PHP. 

This book contains step-by-step instructions for designing and programming and a Google Mirror Glassware in MVC PHP.

Ratings and reviews

You are taken through the development of an application from setting up your working environment, feasibility of the application, the design, and the implementation. This is followed by incremental enhancements which all add to the development of your skills, knowledge and understanding of OAuth2, Google Glass timeline, and php connections. As you progress through the book, you can see where you are, where you are going, and why. You may struggle with understanding a section, but then you receive the instant feedback of success. I hope to have my application finished for testing in the classroom in the first term of 2014. My only criticism relates to the medium, this not a story book, I would like this book to be available in print as well. I really recommend the book to anyone starting to use Google Glass, not just with PHP.

It walks you through all the steps of setting up your first app and then dives in deeper. There are a lot of references to tools and features you might need or use and links to learn more about them.

we are very happy with the outcome and will be using this as my platform for all the development talks that i give nice to have the new GDK Bible in hand great jod

About the author

 Tony Gaitatzis is a first generation Greek American who has lived and worked all over the world.

He went to university to study Engineering and Mathematics in university, then pursued a degree in Psychology.

Tony's first company was a web marketing company that allowed him to work with some of the biggest companies in the world, learning how to work quickly with a diverse team to execute concepts and put the customer’s needs first.

He took that expertise into other domains and is now building wearable technology standards with the ExG Consortium.  He is also CTO of Personal Neuro, a company that makes technology that empowers individuals to have a clear sense of their health, what it means to be healthy, and how to stay that way.