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ThinkFree Launches Viewer Plugin For Wordpress; Also Coming Soon - ThinkFree Docs ("Flickr for Office files")
In another excellent example of small Web Office vendors teaming up, Web Office suite provider ThinkFree has just launched a Wordpress Viewer Plugin enabling WordPress bloggers to embed MS Office
Idealware Releases Technical Guide to Data Portability
Nonprofit tech analysts Idealware released a collection of resources today that anyone can use to evaluate APIs under consideration. Titled “Getting Your Systems Talking: A Framework to Evaluate APIs and
Google APIs Now Support OAuth 2.0
Today Google announced support for the OAuth 2.0 protocol, although the standard isn't yet complete. Version 2.0 is designed for developer simplicity. Developers frequently complain about the difficulty of
AppMobi to Open Source All Its HTML5 APIs on Black Friday
HTML5 development firm appMobi has a gift for developers to kick off the holiday season. The company is making much of its HTML5 device-side APIs available as open source projects
The New Startup - Just Add APIs
Realtidbits is the model of the new startup. It did not start with the Web site. It started with an API. That's representative of a new trend. You don't
Does Facebook Really Have the Worst API?
Photo aggregation service Trove revealed results of a survey of Hacker News readers about API horrors and headaches. Programmable Web (a site owned by ReadWriteWeb sponsor Alcatel-Lucent) counted up
SOAP is Not Dead - It's Undead, a Zombie in the Enterprise
SOAP is dead. No it's not. SOAP is undead. And the undead still inhabit the enterprise... in a big way. I'm at Gluecon, the kind of event where passionate developers
5 Million NYC Property Records Available Via Startup's API
Back in the fall, we told you about NYC's BigApps competition, which encouraged technological innovation to benefit government and civic engagement. Public voting for the submitted applications opened this week.
Google Brings the Power of the Pie Chart
If you've ever sat around mulling over different parts of an interactive map after an election or studied the New York Time's "How Different Groups Spend Their Day" graph, then
Bring Your Own Data: Google Opens Up Visualization API
When Google launched its Visualization API in March, it only allowed developers to create applications on top of spreadsheets in Google Docs. Starting today, developers can also use the API
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