6 days ago by Jeff Lindsay

Webhooks. User-defined callbacks on the web. Yes. YES! Wait, what does that even mean? That stupid website doesn’t seem to explain them at all! Let’s explore this through an analogy. This analogy uses stockbrokers! Yay! (?) Consider, before the web, before email, how people would interact with their ...

blogrium - blogrium.wordpress.com · 3 references

10 days ago by paul

Last week I outlined an idea, that of the service anti-pattern, as part of a presentation I gave last week to the Resource Discovery Taskforce (organised by JISC in partnership with RLUK). The idea seemed to really catch the interest of and resonate with several of those members of the taskforce who ...

paul walk's weblog - blog.paulwalk.net · 30 references

12 days ago by Razvan

The Python dev environment. A very basic sample app that comes with the SDK - and which I managed to deploy without a lot of headache (and without having read the documentation!).

Julian @ Thales - thales.juliannet.info

17 days ago by Strikeiron

When a Web service API is invoked across the Web (or across the enterprise), a response code is typically returned from the Web service indicating a successful invocation, a failure, or providing some other kind of information being reported by the service, such as invalid password, data not found, ...

StrikeIron Blog - strikeiron.typepad.com/strikeiron_blog · 4 references

36 days ago by paul

During an interesting session called the ‘Great Global Graph’ at the CETIS conference this week I formed the opinion that, in the recent rush of enthusiasm for ‘linked data’, three ‘memes’ were being conflated. These next three bullets outline my understanding of how these terms have been used in re ...

paul walk's weblog - blog.paulwalk.net · 30 references

48 days ago by Razvan

My new article is online at developer.com. Wish I would have added a few more images though. What to write about next?

Julian @ Thales - thales.juliannet.info

53 days ago by Razvan

More on the rise of non-relational databases. Maybe it is time for me to do another 'strategy' post... something to tie Cache, CouchDb and all the others together.

Julian @ Thales - thales.juliannet.info

82 days ago by Shopzilla Publisher Team

Join the Shopzilla Publisher Program on ProgrammableWeb.com & stay looped in on API development!

Shopzilla Publisher ... - publisher.shopzilla.com/blog · Rank: 155,808 · 10 references

95 days ago by yourmapper

Programmable Web, one of the very first websites to catalog all kinds of map mashups and open APIs since 2005, has listed the Your Mapper API in its open database. Your Mapper API on Programmable Web Our API (Application Programming Interface) allows anyone to grab any of our maps, locations, metada ...

Your Mapper Blog - blog.yourmapper.com

100 days ago by Razvan

Interesting link related to my previous posts on Intersystems, HL7, etc. And SPARQL, something I should look into.

Julian @ Thales - thales.juliannet.info