Programming solution
Category : Information
Pipes.deri.org: Deri.org admits they were inspired by Yahoo Pipes, but it certainly looks like they learned from the big Y and changed things up enough to keep it interesting. You can pull in information using RDF, XML, Microformats, JSON or a binary stream and then output it in XML, RDF or JSON. You can choose to use the finished product as a stand-alone site, or it can be embedded it into an existing application.
pipes.deri.org
Category : Information, Product Releases
Snackr is a simple little RSS ticker built in Adobe AIR. It’s an RSS ticker that pulls random items from your feeds and scrolls them across your desktop. When you see a title that looks interesting, you can click on it to pop up the item in a window.
Snackr was built in-house at Adobe by Flex team member Narciso Jaramillo.
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I was just wondering how google has progressed from its search engine to creating new icons for IT world. One of them was the google reader, i found this very interesting how the google reader caters to everybody needs. I am working on doctors & surgeons social networking site, there the client came up with an idea to implement google reader in the project to show users about the updates that they have in their baskets. I was chosen to create a POC(Proof of Concepts) for that. I took that as a challenge and created one very basic version of it. Here i would like to share with you the POC and the code.
Google Reader Copy
Please do comment so that i can make it better.
Download the code here.
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