Monday, November 30, 2009
XML survey
A flexible way for data collection - Survey XML Servlet. Java servlet collects data from any html form and saves them in xml-format.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
What are they talking about
Mashup Twitter buzz has been updated. Lets you see hot topics (hash tags) in any Twitter timeline. Check out what are trends within the given friends circle. For example what friends of @jason (Jason Calacanis) are talking about right now.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Newspaper in Twitter
Our mashup Newspaper in Twitter has been updated. Lets you perform Twitter search and wrap the output in the newspaper style.
Details of the previous update you can see here.
Details of the previous update you can see here.
Friday, November 27, 2009
Big Map
Mashup Big Map has been updated. It presents a full screen map with the search and sharing options.
In the latest version you can see also local news (via Newspaper in Twitter mashup) and pictures (via PhotoMap mashup). Just switch on marker on the BigMap (it will always show the center of your map) and click on it.
In the latest version you can see also local news (via Newspaper in Twitter mashup) and pictures (via PhotoMap mashup). Just switch on marker on the BigMap (it will always show the center of your map) and click on it.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
London on Twitter
London on Twitter mashup has been updated. See the latest city news in the real time
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
vCard servlet
vCard servlet has been updated. A quick way for sharing address info in your mobile and/or web applications.
Labels:
JSOS,
telecom 2.0
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
File hosting
Free file hostings - it says all.
Labels:
links
Monday, November 23, 2009
More about geo tagging in Twitter
Twitter info mashup now supports geo location info. Mashup combines Twitter and Google social graph. You can see additional resources for any Twitter account. If the account in question is geo enabled you will get the last know location too (latitude+longitude for the last status message). Check out this for example: @raffi
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Twitter geo tagging
Twitter taglib now supports geo tagging. You can post statuses with geo coordinates.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Who is that
Our mashup Twitter info has been updated. Lets you discover social graph for any Twitter account. For example, you can discover additional resources for the given account.
This new version lets you see also the latest discussions from the users.
This new version lets you see also the latest discussions from the users.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Local tweets
Mashup Local Twitter has been updated. Lets you see local tweets (and authors) right from Google Map. See who (and what) is writing nearby.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Links to read
Our mashup Twitter links has been updated. Lets you see links published in any Twitter timeline. A new version lets you also follow to discussions.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Newspaper in Twitter
Our mashup Search newspaper has been updated. Lets you perform Twitter search and wrap the output in the newspaper style.
What is new:
- you can discover the conversations (via Dialogues in Twitter)
- you can see local newspaper (just provide latitude & longitude pair as parameters to the original URL). E.g. check out London on Twitter
What is new:
- you can discover the conversations (via Dialogues in Twitter)
- you can see local newspaper (just provide latitude & longitude pair as parameters to the original URL). E.g. check out London on Twitter
Sunday, November 15, 2009
What did he say?
Twitter info mashup has been updated. Lets you perform search for Twitter account via Google Social API. Test your new followers for example – who they are. See their sites, blogs, photos. In the latest version you can see also the latest dialogues from the checked party.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Google Wave gadgets
This is a simple to follow tutorial on how to create an extension that other Google Wave users can install and use in their waves - Creating A Google Wave Extension In 5 Steps
Labels:
Google
Friday, November 13, 2009
Coldfusion in Open Source
CFML engine on the top of JBoss: Railo. Interesting.
P.S. And by the way, we've got a lot of CF developers using our filters or custom JSP tags.
Labels:
links
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Your personal mobile services
Mashup Mobile pages has been updated. This application let you create a set of the personal mobile services:
- create a personal mobile web page for one click contact info sharing
- copy any long URL right to mobile web browser
- create a shareable bookmark on your mobile and share it later by SMS
- send a long text by SMS right from web site
- create a bookmark with some text content and share it by SMS
See an additional info here
P.S. and here you can create your personal mobile video playlist
- create a personal mobile web page for one click contact info sharing
- copy any long URL right to mobile web browser
- create a shareable bookmark on your mobile and share it later by SMS
- send a long text by SMS right from web site
- create a bookmark with some text content and share it by SMS
See an additional info here
P.S. and here you can create your personal mobile video playlist
Labels:
mashup,
telecom 2.0
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Directory of mashups
Our mashups directory has been updated.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Dialogues in Twitter
Twitter has never been an ideal two-way conversation tool. It's hard to keep track of back-and-forth communication between users, particularly when you're not actually part of the discussion but still interested to know what's being said.
Dialogues in Twitter mashup lets you restore conversations. Just post there an URL (or simply status ID) for any public status (posting in Twitter), published in reply to some user and see the whole conversation. It looks so, for example. Also you can use an appropriate bookmarklet from our suite.
Dialogues in Twitter mashup lets you restore conversations. Just post there an URL (or simply status ID) for any public status (posting in Twitter), published in reply to some user and see the whole conversation. It looks so, for example. Also you can use an appropriate bookmarklet from our suite.
Monday, November 09, 2009
QR code for mobile content
Mashup QR code maker has been updated. Mashup lets you mobilize any content. Just copy-paste some text (links etc.) and get back two things:
a) mobile landing page for your content. It is a mobile web page your users can access to
b) QR code lets you load a link for this auto-generated page right into your mobile browser. And of course, as soon as such a page is loaded you can share it with your mobile friends/partners/clients etc.
It is probably the simplest way to mobilize your content without any special skills.
Also you can attach your own files to mobile pages. So you can distribute you content for loading into mobiles by this way.
In the latest version you can create also one-time readable mobile pages. Such a page will be automatically destroyed after the first opening. You can share payable content for example etc.
De-facto this option does the same trick for mobile web our old mashup Secure notes does for the "normal" web.
And we will provide a public API for creating mobile pages programmatically. Actually the same way Secure notes is doing right now.
a) mobile landing page for your content. It is a mobile web page your users can access to
b) QR code lets you load a link for this auto-generated page right into your mobile browser. And of course, as soon as such a page is loaded you can share it with your mobile friends/partners/clients etc.
It is probably the simplest way to mobilize your content without any special skills.
Also you can attach your own files to mobile pages. So you can distribute you content for loading into mobiles by this way.
In the latest version you can create also one-time readable mobile pages. Such a page will be automatically destroyed after the first opening. You can share payable content for example etc.
De-facto this option does the same trick for mobile web our old mashup Secure notes does for the "normal" web.
And we will provide a public API for creating mobile pages programmatically. Actually the same way Secure notes is doing right now.
Labels:
mashup,
telecom 2.0
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Photo map
Photo map mashup has been updated. Real time photo stream from Twitter. See local photo right from Google Maps.
P.S. Google Maps mania blog mentioned it here.
P.S. Google Maps mania blog mentioned it here.
Saturday, November 07, 2009
Who they are
Mashup Twitter info has been updated. Lets you perform search for Twitter account via Google Social API. Test your new followers for example – who they are. See their sites, blogs, photos.
Friday, November 06, 2009
Local Twitter
Local Twitter mashup has been updated. Lets you see local tweets and authors right from Google Map
Thursday, November 05, 2009
CellID processing
Cell ID is the unique number of a GSM cell for a given operator. Any phone is always connected to some cell, and by knowing this number, you know the Cell, and by knowing the position of the cell, you know where your phone is. There are some accuracy issues, as the cell can cover from several hundreds of meters to several kilometers, but this could be a very good starting point to locate the phone. And here is a server side Java component lets obtain latitude and longitude by the given cell - CellID taglib
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
Code snippets
Code snippets - an useful collection of sites for useful code snippets collections :-)
Labels:
links
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
JSP and JavaScript integration
JSP – JavaScript integration component is updated. It is a tool lets you call business logic programmed in JSP right from your JavaScript code. In other words it is JavaScript wrapper for JSP code. Here is an example.
Monday, November 02, 2009
JSOS - a new generation
Our servlets suite is going to get a serious update. All the old components will be redeveloped. Maybe it is not as fast as we wish, mobile development and mashups take a lot of time, but anyway we are working.
Portal servlet was the first redesigned control. Now it is JQuery based wrapper for your collection of links.
The most recent example is Tree view servlet. It is also based on JQuery plugin (Dynatree) nowadays.
Portal servlet was the first redesigned control. Now it is JQuery based wrapper for your collection of links.
The most recent example is Tree view servlet. It is also based on JQuery plugin (Dynatree) nowadays.
Labels:
JSOS
Sunday, November 01, 2009
Bookmarklets for developers
Our bookmarklets suite has been updated.
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