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developers.google.com tag-platform › tag-manager › server-side › custom-domain

Custom domain configuration  |  Google Tag Manager - Server-side  |  Google for Developers

This article is for developers who want to host server-side tagging in the same first-party context as their website. Same-origin serving is a best practice that lets you leverage the security and durability benefits of server-set cookies. The below instructions apply for setting up same-origin...

developers.google.com doubleclick-advertisers › dtv2 › reference › release-notes

Data Transfer v2.0: Release Notes  |  Campaign Manager 360  |  Google for Developers

See DT file format and contact your support representative for any new fields that aren't enabled yet for your account. 6/26/2017 "Landing Page URL ID" is now available in DCM and unified Data Transfer click files. "Landing Page URL ID"...

developers.google.com maps › documentation › javascript › place-autocomplete-data

Place Autocomplete Data API  |  Maps JavaScript API  |  Google for Developers

The Place Autocomplete Data API lets you fetch place predictions programmatically, to create customized autocomplete experiences with a finer degree of control than is possible with the autocomplete widget. In this guide you will learn how...

developers.google.com tag-platform › tag-manager › server-side › app-engine-setup

Set up server-side tagging with App Engine  |  Google Tag Manager - Server-side  |  Google for Developers

Upgrade the tagging server to handle live traffic. Increase or decrease the number of servers that are running your Google Tag Manager container. Keep your tagging server version updated after provisioning the server. Prerequisites You need a GCP account. If you don't have one, create a new GCP...

developers.google.com tag-platform › tag-manager › server-side › manual-setup-guide

Manual setup guide  |  Google Tag Manager - Server-side  |  Google for Developers

The automatic provisioning flow can be used to deploy the tagging server to Cloud Run in just a few clicks. If you want to provision the tagging server in other environments, you can do so manually. The tagging server is a Node.js server inside of a Docker image. Manually provisioning the tagging...

developers.google.com earth-engine › tutorials › community › forest-cover-loss-estimation

Forest Cover and Loss Estimation  |  Google Earth Engine  |  Google for Developers

When estimating forest cover, deforestation, or emissions from land-use change at the national level, countries use forest definitions. In this tutorial, you will learn how to extract forest area by applying technical thresholds of canopy cover and minimum area requirements. Context The Food and...

developers.google.com earth-engine › tutorials › community › modis-ndvi-time-series-animation

MODIS NDVI Times Series Animation  |  Google Earth Engine  |  Google for Developers

Time series animations of Earth observation imagery are captivating and engaging. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to generate an animated GIF representing 20-year median NDVI for serial 16-day MODIS composites spanning January 1st through December 31st. The following image is an example of the...

developers.google.com web › updates › 2017 › 11

Dynamic import() · V8

Dynamic import() · V8 V8 Show navigation Home Blog Docs Tools JS/Wasm features Research Dynamic import() Published 21 November 2017 · Tagged with ECMAScript ES2020 Dynamic import() introduces a new function-like form of import that unlocks new capabilities compared to static import . This article...

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developers.google.com storage › docs › gsutil › commands

gsutil tool  |  Cloud Storage  |  Google Cloud

gsutil is a Python application that lets you access Cloud Storage from the command line. You can use gsutil to do a wide range of bucket and object management tasks, including: Creating and deleting buckets. Uploading, downloading, and...

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