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Serena Software: Check-out the just announced Serena Mashup Composer. Designed to let you build business mashups in minutes.
OpenKapow: The online mashup builder community that lets you make mashups from any site, with or [...]
Earlier this week Alex Iskold over at Read/WriteWeb took a good look at social bookmarking services but one of the things not covered in that piece, but of interest here, is just how many of the competitors in that space offer an API. How many? As of now we have 12 bookmarking APIs in our [...]
If you check our Mashup Contests Guide you’ll see there have been lots of new updates lately. Some contests have closed, others updated and a few are about to end. There are 6 contests underway at the moment with 3 of them ending them this week:
Tibco Ultimate Mashup Contest: You can see more [...]
For those of you looking to learn more about the enterprise and business side of APIs and mashups here are two events coming-up you might want to attend.
The first, happening this Friday in San Francisco, is called Open Enterprise 2.0 Mashups: Expanding Customer Value Networks. This one day event has a full agenda of [...]
Just a quick roundup of some of the more interesting mashups added to our listings recently, one that lets you widgetize Digg and another that showcases Adobe AIR using Flickr and Yahoo services:
Use WeoCEO to manage your Amazon Web Services deployments on EC2 and S3.
flickAIR: Flickr Tool developed using Flickr and YahooMap REST APIs. This [...]
In the latest, and perhaps largest, entry into the world of mashup compeitions comes the Amazon Web Services Start-up Challenge. The AWS team is “searching for the next hot start-up that is leveraging AWS to build its infrastructure and business”.
As the AWS team announced they will award a “first-place prize of $50,000 in cash, [...]
In a notable but understated move, Google announced yesterday the availability of the GData JavaScript Client Library for Calendar. While on the surface this may seem like just another wrapper for the Google Calendar API like the ones provided for PHP and Java it’s actually a lot more interesting. Why? Because it’s one of the [...]
Online video is hot and so are online video APIs. We recently added the Vimeo API to our listings and this brings the total number of APIs at ProgrammableWeb to 19 (see them all here). The king of these is still the YouTube API but for developers there are lots of choices.
In an interesting, lenthy blog post, Marc Andreessen takes a look at Internet platforms and APIs:
One of the hottest of hot topics these days is the topic of Internet platforms, or platforms on the Internet. Web services APIs (application programming interfaces), web services protocols like REST and SOAP, the new Facebook platform, Amazon’s web services [...]
Here’s a novel API just added to our listings this week: RUWT: Are You Watching This?, a service designed for sports fans who never want to miss an exciting sporting event in progress. The idea is simple: get email or text alerts whenever “a game gets good” like a no-hitter in the seventh inning or [...]
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