links for 2007-02-03
Posted in Daily Reads by del.icio.us Saturday, February 3rd at 7:26 am
We’ve been busy: since our announcement in september of our millionth signup, another half-million users have joined the fun. And because of this, we’ve been more quiet then I would like, and I want to apologize.
Apollo is the code name for a cross-operating system runtime that allows developers to leverage their existing Web development skills in HTML, JavaScript, AJAX, Flash and Flex in order to build and deploy rich Internet applications (RIAs) to the desktop.
Blogging Expertise is a small business devoted to helping you get the most out of blogging, whether you’re an individual or represent a small business yourself.
One of the coolest and most surprising (even refreshing!) extensions of the theory last year was to alcohol. First Anheuser-Busch created a division, called Long Tail Libations, to market niche liqueur products.
CNET Networks, one of the best known names in online shopping yesterday announced their first API. This is a very promising service that could lead to a lot of interesting commerce applications (the new ProgrammableWeb CNET API listing is here).
This is a fantastic API call builder…
Open Source Burning application for OSX
Following the recent announcement of Wikipedia adding nofollow tags to external links, basically saying that Wikipedia cannot guarantee that outgoing links are not spam, I think we bloggers can retaliate by flagging all our links to Wikipedia as nofollow.
