Introduction To Mashups - Mashup Camp 5 - Dublin

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Introduction To Mashups - Mashup Camp 5 - Dublin

1. Mashup Camp V | Dublin, Ireland John Herren | Developer | Consultant | Masher-upper

6. What?

8. History

9. Combination Visualization Aggregation

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14. Min Max Sum Avg

15. Algorithms In place of Creativity?

16. Classification Prediction Clustering Optimization

17. Relax. It’s all about Distance.

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19. Combination + Visualization + Aggregation + = Secret Sauce

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21. Why?

22. Fame

23. Fortune

24. Career

25. Joy

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28. Who?

29. Developers

30. API Providers

31.

32. Mashup Enablers

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36. Kapow Google Mashup Editor Facebook Platform OpenSocial

37. How?

38. RSS SOAP XML-RPC WSDL REST

39. Request-Response

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41. $rss->channel->item[0]->title;

42. SOAP

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45. REST

46. Other Response Types

47. { "firstName" : "John", "lastName" : "Doe", "age" : 23 };

48.

49. Code Libraries

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51. AJAX

52.

53. Pain Points

54. Authentication: AuthSub BBAuth OAuth

55. Performance & Scalability

56. TOS & SLA

57. Privacy Security Identity

58. When?

59. Q&A