Read/Write Web, 18.04.2007: Bungee Labs - Next Generation Web Development Platform

Read/Write Web, 18.04.2007: Bungee Labs - Next Generation Web Development Platform
by Richard MacManus: "Yesterday in the Web 2.0 Expo booths, I checked out Bungee Labs - an ambitious new on-demand, web-based development environment that enables developers to build and deploy web apps that utilize the large variety of APIs and web services out on the Internet."

Tags: apis, framework, web2.0, webdev, startup, webapp

Ajaxian, 18.04.2007: Google announces new AJAX Feed API

Ajaxian, 18.04.2007: Google announces new AJAX Feed API
by Dion Almaer: "The Google AJAX API team has announced a genuinely useful Feed API that gives an Ajax developer the ability to access feeds, cached in the fast Google edge cache where appropriate, from across the web using a simple JavaScript API."

Tags: google, rss, feed, apis, webdev, javascript

ZDNet.com, The Universal Desktop, 18.04.2007: “WPF/E” becomes Silverlight, struts its video side

ZDNet.com, The Universal Desktop, 18.04.2007: “WPF/E” becomes Silverlight, struts its video side
by Ryan Stewart: "At the NAB conference this morning, Microsoft is giving us a first glimpse at Silverlight, the artist formerly known as 'WPF/E'. Because the announcement comes from the NAB conference, but also because it's one of Silverlights major strong points, Microsoft is talking a lot about video."

Tags: microsoft, ria, video, silverlight, wpfe

Webware : Cool Web apps for everyone, 06.04.2007: Coop for Firefox imagines browser-based social networking

Webware : Cool Web apps for everyone, 06.04.2007: Coop for Firefox imagines browser-based social networking
by Peter Butler: "Earlier this week, Mozilla Labs made news with its announcement of a social networking add-on called The Coop. According to the official post on the Mozilla Labs blog, The Coop is "a Mozilla Labs project to experiment with adding social tools to the Web browser." For those of us who know about Flock (download for Windows)--a Firefox-based browser with added "Web 2.0" features--that sounds like a very familiar concept. So what does it all mean for the future of Firefox and Flock?"

Tags: firefox, mozilla, extensions, community, social, socialsoftware