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While application developers tend to roll their eyes at the concept of end-user mashups , they remain one of the more promising new trends in software development this year. And while it’s certainly true it’s early days yet for mashups, the tools that enable them remaining rather limited, seems to be changing as I regularly come across compelling new mashup platforms as well as upgrades to existing ones that show what will be possible soon. And for now, as evidenced recently in the McKinsey Web 2.0 in business survey where 21% of organizations globally said they are using or planning to use mashups, there appears to be considerable demand for mashups at the enterprise level even though the majority of existing offerings are primarily aimed at the consumer space.
Toronto Taxi Fare Finder
The City of Toronto has little information available online regarding taxi fares.If you’re a huge IT company, it seems like simplified mashup-making is the way to go. First it was Yahoo!
Intel To Launch MashMaker
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I'll push and you pull. The mashup approach to application
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Summary: All you need is a quick visit to John Musser’s most excellent programmableweb.com or to one of the upcoming Mashup Camps (the next one is coming up in Silicon Valley in July, register here) to know that mashups are the hottest software development category going right now. Mashups, normally a kind of browser-based software [...] All you need is a quick visit to John Musser’s most excellent programmableweb.com or to one of the upcoming Mashup Camps (the next one is coming up in Silicon Valley in July, register here ) to know that mashups are the hottest software development category going right now.
The Enterprise Web 2.0 Blog: Faster, Better, Stronger
Did you notice our blog has a new look? That's because this evening JackBe launched a new edition of its website .
Today's Web has terabytes of information available to humans, but hidden from computers. It is a paradox that information is stuck inside HTML pages, formatted in esoteric ways that are difficult for machines to process. The so called Web 3.0, which is likely to be a pre-cursor of the real semantic web, is going to change this.
Web 3.0: When Web Sites Become Web Services
HCI at Stanford University: Ubicomp Mashups
Source-code examples of APIs enable developers to quickly gain a gestalt understanding of a library's functionality, and they support organically creating applications by incrementally modifying a functional starting point.
Web 2.0 Data mashups are to SOA what NASCAR is to automobile production -- a much faster, more free-flowing, results-oriented way of combining complementary components into new applications that have an advantage over traditional months-long application development or production cycles. And they seem to be rivaling NASCAR in popularity as large, medium and small software companies are all offering mashups.
ActiveGrid: How Mashups Complement SOAs - First Look - ebizQ
039;s 2006 Emerging Technologies Hype Cycle Highlights Key Techn
Web 2.0 technologies and business models dominate emerging technologies together with Real World Web and Applications Architecture Egham, UK, August 9, 2006— Gartner, Inc., today announced its 2006 Emerging Technologies Hype Cycle which assesses the maturity, impact and adoption speed of 36 key technologies and trends during the next ten years. This year’s hype cycle highlights three major themes that are experiencing significant activity and which include new or heavily hyped technologies, where organisations may be uncertain as to which will have most impact on their business.
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Web 2.0 Summit: Leading Players Facing Challenges, Push for Open
With APIs increasingly serving as a mechanism to enhance Web applications, Mashery has developed an on-demand service that provides management infrastructure and community building tools for API developers. Mashery's beta service, launching this week, includes API access control, rate limiting, usage tracking and metrics, interactive documentation, developer key assurance and community development tools, such as blogs, documentation, forums, wikis and about pages. According to Oren Michels, CEO of Mashery, most developers publishing APIs are not focused on creating infrastructure around their exposed Web services. Mashery isn't going to replace what the Web giants, such as Yahoo, EBay, Google and Amazon, have in place, but there are thousands of developers with APIs who don't want to build the infrastructure and tools required to deliver services and build developer communities.