Bangalore: Developers who were intently waiting to try their geeky side on Google’s hi-tech eye gear “Google Glass,” can now sigh in relief as the search giant has released Google Glass Mirror API (application programming interface) that will help to create apps for the gadget.

Although Google Glass was already demonstrated by Timothy Jordan, Google’s senior developer advocate, at South by Southwest (SXSW) event in Texas, the new documentation goes into much more deep for writing apps what Google calls "Glassware," including quick start guides for Java and Python, developer guides, and best practices outlines.

The developers can use web-based services called “Glassware” that will interact with Glass over the cloud-based APIs, and will not require any code to be run on the Glass hardware, reports Mashable.

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