X University Georgia Tech: ql.io and Identity

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X.commerce University talk on ql.io and identity (PayPal Access) for Georgia Tech (January 20th - 22nd, 2012)

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X University: ql.io and Identity
Open Source Projects at eBay and PayPal

Jonathan LeBlanc
Developer Evangelist
jleblanc@x.com
@jcleblanc

What We’re Going to Cover…Briefly

http://ql.io http://x.com/identity

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ql.io: Foundations

Built on a server-side JavaScript foundation

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ql.io: How to Obtain Data Sources

Step 1
Wrap an API in the "create table" syntax

Step 2
Use the "select" statement to get data from that
new table, or multiple tables.

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ql.io: Create Tables to Add New Data

create table TABLE_NAME
on select get from "API_URL"
using defaults value1="VALUE",
value2="VALUE";

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ql.io: Obtain Data From New Tables

select * from TABLE_NAME
where value1="VALUE”;

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ql.io: The Test Console

Test Console: http://ql.io/console

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ql.io: More Data Sources

More tables are available at
https://github.com/jcleblanc/ql.io-tables

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$PayPal Access: Another Identity Service? { "name": "Jonathan LeBlanc", "email": "jleblanc@x.com" } X.commerce University: Georgia Tech http://www.x.com | @x_commerce$

PayPal Access: Foundations

Built on top of OAuth 2

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PayPal Access: The Identity Core

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PayPal Access: User Buying History

Documentation: https://www.x.com/identity

Segmentation Data
• Average spending value
• Frequency of online transactions
• Recent transactions
• Level of purchasing activity

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PayPal Access: Recommended Products

Documentation: https://www.x.com/identity

Product Recommendation Service
• Similar Products
• Related Products

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Summing it all up

ql.io
Mashing up multiple data sources easily

PayPal Access
Building extensive commerce identity solutions

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