i noticed a very strange way of naming classes in G+ and gmail..
example: a-b-h-Jb a-b-Rf-dB a-Rf-dB d-s-r
(see G+\'s code for yourself!)
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Google uses something called the Google Web Toolkit (or simply GWT) to compile Java "applications" into their Javascript/HTML/CSS counterparts. GWT was used for GMail and Google Wave and my assumption is that it was also used for G+.
The GWT "compiler" (CS purists would never call GWT a compiler but the term fits) programatically names Javascript functions, CSS classes, HTML form IDs, etc. so they are almost never something legible.