Videos tagged with Mashup

Windows Live provides unique opportunities for developers from hobbyists to large ISVs to build social networking applications on top of the largest contact and address book database on the Internet. Developers can build these applications utilizing Windows Live services such as instant messaging, search, location based mapping, blogging, gadgets, and others. These can be AJAX style Web applica...

Google Maps and Google Earth have put much of the functionality of Geographic Information Systems in the hands of the end users. Maritime users are just beginning to understand the power of map mashups that bring together diverse datasets to help mariners and those who manage the waterways to better understand the uses, risks, and impacts of vessel traffic on our nation's waterways. I will pres...

New Features in the Google Maps API Doug Ricket The Google Maps API lets you create compelling maps mashups on your websites. In this session, we'll go over all of the latest features in the API. You'll learn how to take your maps mashups to the next level. Speaker Bio:Doug Ricket is a software engineer on the Google Maps team in Mountain View. Prior to working at Google, he taught computer sci...

Special Session: Mashups with the Google Mashup Editor Rich Burdon, Paul McDonald There are many feeds and services available to developers these days. How do you take those services and quickly take your mashup from idea to reality in just a few minutes? We'll talk about a method to quickly combine AJAX and feeds in this session. More details will be provided at Developer Day. Speaker Bio:Paul...

KML on Earth - Advanced Topics Bent Hagemark, Michael Ashbridge Want to take your Google Earth layers to the next level? In this session will go over advanced techniques using KML. We'll show you how to add very large datasets to Google Earth without sacrificing performance using regions. You'll also learn how to animate your data using time stamps and the use of network links to create KML lay...

This is an adaptation of a presentation that John Resig gave while at Mashup Camp Boston. We’re going to take an introductory look at the Firebug Firefox Extension and the jQuery JavaScript Library - combining the two to build a reusable bookmarklet that can manipulate Digg Posts and Comments. Related Links: Firebug Firefox Extension jQuery JavaScript Library jQuery Selector Documentation Digg ...

Watch this screencast to learn how to use Drupal to create Google Maps mashups of virtually any arbitrary data or content with no coding in minutes. For the example shown in this screencast I took a csv file of crime data provided by the San Francisco government and turned it into a usable google maps mashup in about 10 minutes.