As I understand, there's no official G+ API for getting photos from albums. But I've figured out from here that Google Plus uses Picasa internally.
My questions are:
Thanks in advance.
The Purpose of Google+ API is to provide a programming interface so that you can integrate application or website with Google+. Google implies a limit to the usage of Google+ API - Each developer has a quota. We will see about that when we will discuss Google API console. Google uses OAuth2.
As previously announced, as part of these changes: The Google+ Sign-in feature has been fully deprecated. Developers should migrate to the more comprehensive Google Sign-in authentication system. Over the Air Installs is now deprecated and has been shut down.
The People API lets you: Read and manage the authenticated user's Contacts. Read and copy the authenticated user's "Other contacts" Read profile information for authenticated users and their contacts. Read domain profiles and contacts.
The link you "figured it out from" tells what you need to know. That first big number in the page URL is the UserID. From there you can call something like:
https://picasaweb.google.com/data/feed/api/user/115999964287637644901
and it will give you a list of the albums available. Drill down from there.
Downside? Sometime soon Google is no doubt going to change all this by implementing a real G+ API for photos.
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