Lots of links from MashupCamp3. I really should put them into del.icio.us, but my tags are so messy and unorganized I will just list them here until I have time to overhaul my bookmarks.
Be sure to check out Dapper & openkapow - they are awesome. The names alone are almost enough for this crappy non-metadata flat list, and I'll add tags and descriptions when I put them into del.icio.us, but just how much more useful will the contextualized collection be? What are the positive benefits, in all practicality, of using a site like del.icio.us? Network effects of the folksonomy?
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Thursday, January 18, 2007
MashupCamp3 (at MIT) - post 2
Lots of links from MashupCamp3. I really should put them into del.icio.us, but my tags are so messy and unorganized I will just list them here until I have time to overhaul my bookmarks.
Be sure to check out Dapper & openkapow - they are awesome. The names alone are almost enough for this crappy non-metadata flat list, and I'll add tags and descriptions when I put them into del.icio.us, but just how much more useful will the contextualized collection be? What are the positive benefits, in all practicality, of using a site like del.icio.us? Network effects of the folksonomy?
Be sure to check out Dapper & openkapow - they are awesome. The names alone are almost enough for this crappy non-metadata flat list, and I'll add tags and descriptions when I put them into del.icio.us, but just how much more useful will the contextualized collection be? What are the positive benefits, in all practicality, of using a site like del.icio.us? Network effects of the folksonomy?
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
MashupCamp3 (at MIT) - post 1
Well, I got back from BioSysBio 2007 and 2 great days of iGEM2007 work in Cambridge, UK yesterday afternoon, crashed for about 12 hours, and woke up for MashupCamp3, which happens to be located at Hotel@MIT this year and occurring today and tomorrow. I'm really hoping I get a chance to run some of the iGEM2007 ideas by the experience and expertise concentrated at this conference. Right this second, everyone in the room here at MashupCamp3 is determining the schedule of sessions for the day, because MashupCamp is an Unconference. It seems like many of the sessions are about mobile technologies and geospatial mashups.
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