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An experimental matrix of Web 2.0 mashups.
Usage: Hover the cursor over any cell in the matrix. A small box gives details on mashups for that API combination. Top links in hover box bring you to that API's reference page. Links in body of hover box take you directly to the mashup. Not all combinations have mashups & only those with the 'º' indicator currently have entries. Cells at the intersection of same API (ex: Amazon+Amazon) list any other examples for that API.

Note that there are two views into the matrix: the default view shows only those APIs for which mashups have been added to the database. The second view shows all APIs regardless of whether there's currently a mashup registered. It's big. Definitions: What is a mashup anyway? As always, it's good to check Wikipedia's definition, but essentially a "mashup" is a web-based application built through (creative) combination of data from multiple sources. Often, but by no means always, this data is retrieved by using a vendor's API such as those listed here. (An API? Also at Wikipedia.) Some recent press may also help explain: BusinessWeek's "Mix, Match and Mutate", The Economist's "Mashing the Web". Background: This is an experiment. It is intended to be both a reference point and also a visualization. What you see here today will change both in content and form shortly. I am quite interested in seeing the 'space' in which mashups exist. Clearly, some APIs such as Google Maps, appear to be more widely used than others. UI Issues: Cross-browser support is good but not complete. Sometimes it can b

DooID is your Web 2.0 business card with e-mail signature. Get your own design, evaluate your networks (like Twitter, Facebook, etc.), interests & services and decide who may see what! Registration is free.

Bookmarklet to help you auto-detect RSS feeds and subscribe to them. Perfect for Chrome users. How to use this bookmarklet: 1. Bookmark the following link (add it to your favorites): Detect Feed 2. On any website that should have a feed, click the newly created bookmarklet. 3. Enjoy!

How it works In today's modern Internet, search engines have full control over the web, they can make sites be the center of attention or make them disappear altogether in a flash. A web site that is not referenced by Google, Yahoo or MSN is virtually nonexistent to the average user; it is also largely accepted that search engines cover only 20% of the World Wide Web today. In other words, search engine algorithms dictate which web sites are 'visible' and which web sites don't exist. There is nothing democratic about it, the search engines decide. Either you fit in the system, or you're out of the game. No matter how good your web site is, no matter how good users think your web site is, machines decide if it is a good match for you or not. It could be full of junk for all you know, as long as it follows the rules of page ranking and other criterias set by the algorithms. Like it or not, there is a dictatorship of information, no matter how good the intentions of these companies are, they have control over what you see. Who can better judge if a web site is a good match for your key words, if it's not you ? Aren't you the one who should judge if a web site is right for you? User driven Umibozu attempts to address this problem by providing users the means to vote for web sites that they find interesting or useful, bringing more democracy to the web 2.0. In order to start off the process though, Umibozu brings together all the results of the major search engines in one place, then lets the user refine the results. After all, machines also have the right to vote. Meta search engine Say you're looking for the best pizza place in town, you should not take for granted whatever your good friend tells you, it's always best to have several recommendations, no matter how much you trust this friend. Also, your taste and preferences are an important factor in your choice for a good pizza, and should be taken into account when looking for a good place to eat. This is why Um

AirTalkr is a multi-protocol Instant Messenger that connects to MSN, Yahoo!, GTalk, AOL and ICQ. Not only that, it also has connects to to various Web 2.0 services like Flickr and YouTube. AirTalkr runs on Adobe AIR, so you will need the runtime to use it. As of now, AirTalkr can run on Windows and Mac. Also has Web version

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Have you ever seen a Internet Explorer inside a Firefox Browser? Maybe you have recently moved to Linux/Mac operating system from Windows but you are missing familiar interface and want to spend some time on Microsoft Windows but don't have access to it, if this is scenario for you then here is windows4all.com. Windows4all.com is a Silverlight based online virtual operating system. It is is a website that simulates an operating system inside your web browser. Windows4all.com replicates the desktop environment of a modern operating system. You can launch applications right away without installation. Windows4all is web-based and requires Silverlight 2 to operate. Besides desktop, taskbar, start menu and sidebar currently it includes such applications: * File Explorer * Internet Explorer * Video Player * Rich test editor * RSS reader * Notepad * Paint * Calculator * Games like Chess, Solitaire, Spider, Tic-tac-toe Also it supports installing program functionality. But this program should be developed in Silverlight and have valid url for xap file. This content requires Microsoft Silverlight. Get Microsoft Silverlight

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Create your own podcast. 1. Find links to audio files on the Web. 2. Huffduff the links-add them to your podcast. 3. Subscribe to podcasts of other found sounds.

In my opinion, Xenocode Browsers is the ultimat tool for checking your website in different browsers. Xenocode Browsers allow you to lauch IE6, IE7, IE8, Firefox 2, Firefox 3, Google Chrome and Opera directly from the web. The only weak point: The service isn't available for Macs and GNU/Linux powered PCs.

This is a demonstration of a language guesser, as proposed in Cavnar, Trenkle, N-Gram-Based Text Categorization. It's implemented in Perl. You can get the Perl script under certain copyright restrictions here. For free! No commercial version available! LIST OF LANGUAGES currently supported. But some languages are only supported in certain encodings... 1. afrikaans 2. albanian 3. amharic-utf 4. arabic-iso8859_6 5. arabic-windows1256 6. armenian 7. basque 8. belarus-windows1251 9. bosnian 10. breton 11. bulgarian-iso8859_5 12. catalan 13. chinese-big5 14. chinese-gb2312 15. croatian-ascii 16. czech-iso8859_2 17. danish 18. dutch 19. english 20. esperanto 21. estonian 22. finnish 23. french 24. frisian 25. georgian 26. german 27. greek-iso8859-7 28. hawaian 29. hebrew-iso8859_8 30. hindi 31. hungarian 32. icelandic 33. indonesian 34. irish 35. italian 36. japanese-euc_jp 37. japanese-shift_jis 38. korean 39. latin 40. latvian 41. lithuanian 42. malay 43. manx 44. marathi 45. mf 46. mingo 47. nepali 48. norwegian 49. persian 50. polish 51. portuguese 52. quechua 53. romanian 54. rumantsch 55. russian-iso8859_5 56. russian-koi8_r 57. russian-windows1251 58. sanskrit 59. scots 60. scots_gaelic 61. serbian-ascii 62. slovak-ascii 63. slovak-windows1250 64. slovenian-ascii 65. slovenian-iso8859_2 66. spanish 67. swahili 68. swedish 69. tagalog 70. tamil 71. thai 72. turkish 73. ukrainian-koi8_u 74. vietnamese 75. welsh 76. yiddish-utf

This is a simple webservice that helps you in tagging textual content on and off the web. There are two ways of using it: 1. by simply pasting a URL or a text in the fields below or uploading a file 2. by using the REST API tagthe.net then returns a set of tags based on the textual content you specified. The service is mainly designed for developers, building applications that make use of tagging. To find out why tagthe.net is different just read the FAQ, or drop us a line!

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