OK. Maybe I’m dense but there is something about these Google Code pages that has been aggravating me. Figured I’d pass my opinion along. Either someone can enlighten me, or I have a good point that someone can fix. The quick point is the lack of indication on Google Code pages if the content is specific to iGoogle or a Desktop Gadget. I’m very often doing a search for some particular thing I want to do, and land on a page like: http://code.google.com/apis/gadgets/docs/legacy/basic.html There is no indication on this page that it is for iGoogle. Now follow the link “Submit a Gadget” and you land on: http://www.google.com/ig/submit I did exactly that when I first wanted to submit my gadget and went round and round half the night trying to figure out what the heck it meant by “submit the link to your XML file”. It wasn’t until I noticed the address had “ig” in it that I realized it was for iGoogle. Again, that was not actually stated anywhere on the page. I've run into this problem on several pages. This is something so simple, yet it makes a huge difference.
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