Drupal Expertise @ DOP.nuI work for Dutch Open Projects, 30+ people passionate about Open Source, working with different PHP projects. If you need a quality Drupal site please contact me by mailing bert.boerland @ dop.nu. We know Drupal! For more information about me being active in the Drupal community for thepast 10 years, check out my profile on d.o, user 188. For more information on the code DOP contributed, see our entry at d.o. Search(C) LeftThis site is build on openstandards with opensource software and an openmind. That is why all content is licenced under the open content licence. except external linked images, brandnames and content of users other than bert boerland RSS of blog posting via:
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This you can put in your pipe and smoke it, Drupal is community pipe-ing
So I played with it a bit and within a couple of minutes I made a "webservice" that searches for "Drupal" content from
(note: the Google search isnt working since Google blocks automated searches But I have it in just in case they get it.) See it in action at My Pipes.Y! (Y! account needed but you want one to play with Pipes, believe me it is worth the email address!) Play with it here, make it better and share your service. The result is online as well and you can import it as RSS in your feedreader. Never miss anything from Yahoo!, EBay or Flickr again mentioning the word "Drupal". Tim can stop defining "Web 2.0" and just point towards this pipe site; easy, rich application, mashups, RSS, hell take one buzzword 2.0 and see if that doesnt fit in this pipes. If the Internet is not a big truck. And it is not "a series of tubes.", it is pipes! And we are plumbing! By bertboerland at 10/02/2007 - 09:54 | drupal | english | geeks/nerds | Happy | hobby | internet culture | search-engines | Social Software | xml | bertboerland's blog
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Yahoo's Pipe service is realy great. You can build a webservices with webservices via a drop and drag interface that feels so naturally it feels like you are running a native application. I couldnt believe this was done in HTML/Ajax/DHTML/buzzword. It *really* feels like a native application.