New ActionScript 3 Library For The API

We love simplifying access to Google Analytics data though our API. So today we’re happy to introduce a new ActionScript 3 Client Lib rary built by our friends in Russia, DENIVIP Media, for our Data Export API.

This
library provides a simple way to access your Analytics Data from both
AIR Applications and Flash Player (though a proxy). The library was
initially built to power DENIVIP Media’s new TiViCon application, which you can read more about on DENIVIP’s blog.
“Given the potential value of this library to many other developers, we
decided to make it freely available along with its source code,” says
Denis Bulichenko, Director of Business Development at DENIVIP.

So now you have a simple way to access all your data in ActionScript 3.

You can get the open source ActionScript 3 library, a really nice quick start guide, and a sample application all from their website.

Posted by Nick Mihailovski, Google Analytics API Team

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