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= Tutoriel des commandes d'Ubiquity 0.1  =
= Tutoriel des commandes d'Ubiquity 0.1  =
L'énorme pouvoir d'Ubiquity—du point de vue d'un développeur—est qu'il est simple de créer des commandes. Avec seulement un couple de lignes de Javascript, Ubiquity permet à chaque développeur web d'améliorer radicalement les caractéristiques du navigateur. D'une commande de 8 lignes qui insert l'adresse e-mail d'un contact dans un champ de texte, à une intégration de Twitter de 50 lignes, ce tutoriel va vous accompagner dans le processus de création de commandes avec Ubiquity.
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L'énorme pouvoir d'Ubiquity&mdash;du point de vue d'un développeur&mdash;est qu'il est simple de créer des commandes. With only a couple of lines of Javascript, Ubiquity enables even casual web developers to drastically enhance the features of the browser. From an 8-line command to insert a contact's email address in any text field, to a 50-line Twitter integration, this tutorial walks you through the process of being generative with Ubiquity.


'''WARNING''': Ubiquity is still in flux. This is a 0.1 release. The API is  likely to change drastically in later revisions. While this means that what you write today might not work next week, it also means that by writing commands and giving us [[Labs/Ubiquity#Participation|your feedback]], you'll be able to directly influence the direction that Ubiquity goes.
'''WARNING''': Ubiquity is still in flux. This is a 0.1 release. The API is  likely to change drastically in later revisions. While this means that what you write today might not work next week, it also means that by writing commands and giving us [[Labs/Ubiquity#Participation|your feedback]], you'll be able to directly influence the direction that Ubiquity goes.