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Popfly is Microsoft’s entry into the burgeoning mashup space. It is a visual, rapid development tool that anyone–-designers or developers-- can use without requiring any knowledge of code. By simply dragging out "blocks" that represent services such as Flickr onto your workspace and then drawing connection lines between them, users can create a mashup.
This book covers everything from beginners creating their first web mashup to advanced users creating their own ‘blocks’ in Visual Studio. It allows anybody to quickly and easily create fun and useful mashup applications using data from sources such as facebook, flickr and Digg.
Popfly is Microsoft’s entry into the burgeoning mashup space. It is a visual, rapid development tool that anyone–-designers or developers-- can use without requiring any knowledge of code. By simply dragging out "blocks" that represent services such as Flickr onto your workspace and then drawing ...
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Eric Griffin works as a Microsoft consultant. He is based in Atlanta and specializes in Microsoft application development technologies, tools, and platforms. This includes Visual Studio, SQL Server, ASP.NET, C#, Reporting Services, Office, SharePoint Server, and more.
Eric Griffin works as a Microsoft consultant. He is based in Atlanta and specializes in Microsoft application development technologies, tools, and platforms. This includes Visual Studio, SQL Server, ASP.NET, C#, Reporting Services, Office, SharePoint Server, and more.
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