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    1. Building Social Applications using “zembly” Brian Ko
    2. Topics
      • Popularity of Social networking
      • Impact of social networking to software
      • development
      • What is “zembly”?
      • Things you can build/publish using “zembly”
      • Summary and current status
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    3. Social Networking Phenomenon
      • Social networking is rapidly growing with more than hundreds of millions users
      • > Facebook, MySpace, orkut, LinkedIn, Meebo, Friendster, Twitter...
      • Primary means of mass communication among 13-30 years old generation
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    4. Why Do You Care (as Developers)?
      • Social networking offers developers unprecedented opportunities to build social applications that can reach millions of users overnight.
      • Different metrics are emerging for determining value of an application
      • > “Size and features” to “How much usage it gets”
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    5. Emerging Changes in the Software World
      • Participation model to the software development is changing
      • > “Traditional models involving mostly software developers” to “new models that involve everyone”
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    6. Emerging Changes in the Software World
      • The social platforms have emerged as viable development and deployment platform
      • > Applications are being developed and deployed over the popular social platforms
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    7. Why Social Platforms
      • Provides application development and deployment right on the web
      • > Removes the complexity of deployment process
      • Exposes social networking facilities to applications as ready to use services or widgets
      • > Profile, friends, rating system, etc.
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    8. Why Social Platforms
      • Builds an Eco-system of applications, developers, and users
      • > Applications deployed are becoming the part of the Eco-system, thus enhancing the value of the social platform
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    9. Where is the future Application Growth? 8
    10. Where is the Future Application Growth?
      • Non-traditional apps
      • > Widgets, Social apps, iPhone apps, Mashups, Situational apps
      • Characteristics of these apps
      • > Usually small
      • > Developed by casual developers
      • > Quick to build, easy to deploy
      • What causes this trends?
      • > Popularization of the social platforms: Facebook, MySpace, Orkut, Meebo, Orkut, etc.
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    11. Zembly
      • “ zembly” is the place to create social applications, together
      • > “zembly” allows users to easily create and host social applications of all shapes and sizes, targeting the most popular social platforms on the web
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    12. Zembly
      • Think of “zembly” like Wikipedia for social applications
      • > a wiki for live, editable code that is more than just about trivial widgets, but rather about full-fledged social applications that can tap into the social graph and reach millions of users.
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    13. Browser-based development
      • IDE-based editor running in the browser
      • (X)HTML, CSS, JavaScript, FBML support
      • Dynamic API search & invocation
      • 1-click publishing onto the web
      • Automatic hosting
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    14. Zembly Enables Social Programming
      • Collaborative creation of social applications
      • Fine-grained reuse of artifacts
      • News feed, Contacts, Custom profile page, Messaging, User ratings, Favorites, Comments
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    15. You can create these with Zembly
      • Services
      • Widgets
      • Appplications for
      • >Facebook, Meebo, iPhone, OpenSocial, Orkut, MySpace
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    16. What is a Service?
      • Contains business logic
      • Written in JavaScript
      • Can be published so that others can call it
      • > “zembly” creates a deployable web service and deploys it in it own container
      • Can take parameters
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    17. Creating a Service
      • Write business logic in JavaScript
      • > Using IDE-like JavaScript editor: code completion,
      • syntax checking, format, code snippet, change history
      • Set up parameters
      • Find and use other services
      • Handle error conditions
      • > You can use built-in validation
      • Test the service
      • Publish the service
      • > Version control
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    18. What is a Widget?
      • Widgets provide a user friendly component that you can embed in a web page
      • Made of
      • > (X)HTML
      • > CSS
      • > JavaScript
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    19. Example: Creating BuddyWeather 18
    20. Creating BuddyWeather 19
    21. Summary
      • “ zembly” is a Wikipedia of social applications
      • Using just browser, you can create and publish services, widgets, Facebook apps, Meebo apps, OpenSocial apps, iPhone apps, Google gadgets, and other social applications
      • www.zembly.com
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