‘nuf said. But it looks like it’s more for eye candy than fully functional widgets. I’m not sure if hitting APIs and linking to other sites is something that would be allowed…. And this is run by Fox Interactive Media.
SpringWidgets : Developers:
Do you have the next coolest thing to hit the desktop? Enlighten us. More [...]
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I wouldn’t say it’s all the libraries needed, but it is a good list with some extras I hadn’t seen before.
Top JavaScript and AJAX Libraries:
On this page you’ll find all the JavaScript and AJAX libraries you need for your website and web application development, ranging from single-purpose scripts and script depositories to entire JavaScript application [...]
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Portlets. The demo is sweet. Several panels on a page, drag and drop… a sort of instant PageFlakes. Nice demo indeed.
SonSpring | jQuery Portlets:
I am going to go out on a limb here and say that this whole crazy notion about Ajax (it’s not an acronym), JavaScript and Web Standards is more than just a [...]
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More fun 2007 predictions: widgets - mobile data - social media marketing
2007 Predictions, Round Two - Mashable!:
The predictions for 2007 just keep on coming today, with our blog tag game still bouncing around the blogosphere. Some ideas seem to be coming up repeatedly - widgets, the mobile web, social media marketing - while others are [...]
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How long has the widgetsphere been a word? Up and coming for sure. The other new term for the day is the “widget economy”… but data portability is going to be big for sure.
Widgetbox : Directory of web widgets for WordPress, TypePad, MySpace and other blogs and web pages:
Widgetbox is an online directory of web [...]
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It’s all about widgets and the new “widget economy”
Widget Labs
We cover everything widgets and here are the categories
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This looks promising as well. The world of widgets and mobiles colliding. The barrier to entry seems rediculously low…
WidSets Beta:
If you have some time and patience on your hands and know a thing or two about web development, then you have the possibility to hack a widget for your own blog or website. Download the [...]
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Good starter info on hooking up with mobile widget platforms.
Widgets & Web Services:
Mobile Widgets will certainly be among the hot topics of the coming months, with companies such as Mobidgets, Nokia Widsets and Bluepulse developing nice widget platforms.
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This is a paraphrase for reference. Visit their site for the goods.
2007 Web Predictions (readwriteweb):
In our previous post we reviewed the Web trends of 2006, noting trends such as the hyper-growth of social networks, the push of RSS into the mainstream, consumerization of the enterprise, and the continued rise of the read/write Web.
In this post [...]
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Just how many major widget platforms are there right now?
EContentMag.com: Six Apart Launches Open Widget Platform:
Six Apart, a provider of blogging software and services for individuals and businesses, has launched a new, open widget initiative to expand choice and functionality for TypePad subscribers and readers. Thirty-three widgets are ready that put new interactive features into [...]
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