ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 15 2008 | news, Web2.0, Commentary, social graph, OpenSocial
The Social Graph Nvigator on oSocial.net is a fascinating social vizualization tool.
Quoted: oSocial.net, a meta social network, to follow OpenSocial news and to find OpenSocial applications.
- ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 15 2008 | web, it, news, web2.0, Commentary
Dave Winer predicts that Weblogs will be more popular in web searches for news stories than the NY times. He made this prediction in 2002 and has been proved right.
- ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 14 2008 | google, news, social, Spock, People, commentary, Web2.0
This seems like Spock for the rich and famous.
Quoted: Geelong, Australia based Tinfinger has launched in beta today with a user-generated omnibus of famous and well known people. The site combines user-authored ...
ShareViewed: 1 Time - ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 18 2007 | it, twitter, news, Web2.0, Commentary
Software atomization. This time from the Twitter perspective. Simplification of software to create new products.
- ekivemark | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 27 2007 | it, news, Web2.0, Commentary
Dave Winer raises an interesting issue. If you develop an API interface - don't shoot for perfection! Once you have released your API in to the wild and it has been adopted by others then you need to preserve bugs and idiosyncrasies in the code.
Eliminating bugs in an API can introduce unexpected consequences that can break applications.
In a way I suppose this points to the fact that we should keep our APIs as simple as possible. The more feature rich, the greater the risk of issues.
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