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Yahoo! Pipes, las tuberías de RSS Hace ya unos días estoy jugando con Yahoo! Pipes uno de los servicios más interesantes que se vieron en los últimos tiempos. La idea es, básicamente, un editor drag&drop con el que podés conectar fuentes de información, remezclarlas, hacer un “mashup” y escupir los resultados en feeds RSS. Y la idea es genial por dos cosas, primero porque empieza a generar MUCHA MAS UTILIDAD para los feeds al extender las posibilidades originales del mismo ya que si lo podés remezclar, filtrar, ordenar y sumar a otros “pedidos” empieza a darte la data que VOS querés cuando la querés sin depender de que el dueño de la fuente lo haga (¿ya vamos a empezar a ver problemas de licencia?) La otra ventaja es que bajan los requerimentos de conocimientos técnicos para crear nuevos mashups, si antes era necesario que entiendas de código para hacer cualquier cosa, ahora esta interfaz empieza a ser un primer paso para aprender a desarrollar…
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