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Chez Contexte, notre principal produit d’information est l’e-mail. Les briefings quotidiens sont le fruit d’une intervention croisée d’une multitude d’acteurs, du journaliste au rédacteur-réviseur en passant par le chargé de veille. Après plusieurs années sur Google Docs, les limites de la solution nous ont poussés à développer notre propre outil d’édition collaborative : Echo. Je vous raconte comment.

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A public document footnoted with “Google Confidential” mentions Google Apps Script, a framework that looks like a kind of macro language (and more) for Google’s web office.

Over the weekend, I started exploring the Google Visualisation API Query Language, which is reminiscent of SQL (if that means anything to you!). This language provides a way of interrogating a data source such as a public online Google spreadsheet and pulling back the results of the query as JSON, CSV, or an HTML table.

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Now, normally when I find an XSS vulnerability on a popular domain I just report it to the appropriate security team and move on, but this one is interesting…