Foundations of Popfly: Rapid Mashup Development
When I heard that Microsoft was developing a mashup creation tool, I knew two things: one, that I wanted to get access to it as soon as possible, and two, that I wanted to write a book about it. Mashups are all the rage. The explosion of public APIs by the who’s who in the Web 2.0 world (Google,...
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2012
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| Tóm tắt: | When I heard that Microsoft was developing a mashup creation tool, I knew two things:
one, that I wanted to get access to it as soon as possible, and two, that I wanted to write a
book about it.
Mashups are all the rage. The explosion of public APIs by the who’s who in the Web 2.0
world (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and so on) has caused a revolution in the way software is
developed—mashups are the precursor to the way software will be developed in the future.
Software as a service has long been on the horizon, and Web Services, in its many technological
forms, is the enabler of cross-platform, cross-service integration that is at the heart
of mashups.
But even as mashups emerged, the tools used to create them were familiar only to Websavvy
programmers and enthusiasts. For the larger, nontechnical audience, the tools were
unapproachable and difficult to use.
Then Microsoft introduced Popfly—a tool for the nonprogrammer enthusiast who
wants to quickly create new software. |
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