Authenticating the Google Reader API
One of the new toys I picked up in the switch is an unofficial Google Reader API. It’s been in an unofficial state for a whole three years now, with no sign of an actual release, so documentation is sparse at best. This wiki seems to be the definitive source, and for non-programmers like myself, it’s mind-bendingly vague.
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