Archive for the 'web2.0' Category

Invite me!

Saturday, July 7th, 2007

It seems that a lot of emerging web apps today are invite-only during alpha/beta. This is smart because it allows you to limit the number of users as you deal with design, coding bugs and scalability issues. However, I’ve noticed that these sites bring a lot of attention to themselves because only a [...]

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correlate.us

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

Joe Stump has just announced correlate.us which is a feed aggregator that consolidates your web2.0 feeds to one source. I already use yahoo pipes for the purpose of checking my Twitter and Flickr feeds. Unlike Yahoo Pipes, correlate.us will also consolidate your tags and adds the social aspect of checking out your friends [...]

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A look at flock

Tuesday, November 28th, 2006

Today I have been playing around with the social web browser Flock. Flock is based off of Mozilla Firefox 1.5 and has integrated support for services such as photobucket, flickr, del.icio.us and various blogs. Like so many things, I first heard about flock at SHDH13 after overhearing Chris Messina talk about it. [...]

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Organization with Web 2.0

Monday, November 27th, 2006

If you’re anything like me, then you’re moving from computer to computer. Syncing data between all of these workstations can make your workflow both inefficient and unorganized. There are also cross-platform issues, and the different data formats between applications. This article will demonstrate how to overcome these problems with the use of web 2.0 [...]

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