While going through my feeds yesterday, I came across something really interesting on the ProgrammableWeb feed. Cleartrip, one of the best looking airline websites in India, is planning to start an API.
This seems to have been started in conjunction with Mashery.com. However, no details are available yet. You can register and tell them about your [...]
I never knew that the world of cgi-bin was so cryptic.
Cgi-bin has always been a good neighbor. Ever since I started developing, this folder was always somewhere in the vicinity. Even though we never had anything to do with each other, we always recognized the others presence. For all these years, things were good, but [...]
QuarkRuby, one of the hottest shopping startups in India has a new post about building widgets. It is a great post and they talk about all sorts of widgets one can possibly make.
On seeing a post on programming, it is surprising that most developers at Indian Startups hardly ever talk much about the technology they [...]
A page with a good CSS is it’s own heaven. A page with a bad CSS is it’s own hell.
For years, CSS has been defining the fashion in the internet industry. Yet, the designers of the different browsers have still not been able to decide about how CSS ought to be used. What works in [...]
Digg’s Kevin Rose announced on his blog today that Digg’s API is now publicly available. It comes along with a Flash Application Toolkit and a competition for creating the most innovative visualizations and applications.
The API has been created to allow developers to interact programatically with Digg. Currently you can use the API to request very [...]
On Monday, 16 June 2003 at 3:27pm, Sam Ruby published another post on his blog.
It was no ordinary post. It was about the Anatomy of a well formed log entry. It was this post which evolved from a discussion on his post, to a wiki to create an open model for Web Feed Syndication (against [...]
Tired of creating your websites and CSS and Javascript on your notepad?
Sometimes you just hope that someone would make an IDE which could assist you in developing and designing Ajax and Javascript. Creating on the notepad is not half as much fun as working on the vi. And especially since you have go used to [...]
Adobe today announced the first public alpha version of Apollo. Apollo is a cross-operating system application runtime, that allows developers to use HTML, Javascript, Ajax as well as Flash and Flex to build and deploy rich Internet Applications on the desktop. It combines the internet with the desktop.
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Apollo provides people with direct access to Internet [...]
The team of Netvibes has just released the Universal Widget API. As you might have guessed, this widget is called universal because it works with any kind of widget platform. For example, you could use it to create a widget from any plugin.
More on the magical widget at the mashup site (Link)
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