All Mashed Up - A HTML5 Mashup Story
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The presentation discusses a HTML5 mashup project related to Ramadan, showcasing how to use Google Spreadsheets as a non-relational data source for local and country-specific information. It highlights technologies such as jQuery and YQL for data querying and Google App Engine for hosting. The key takeaway is the generosity of Google and the effectiveness of Yahoo in supporting such projects.
All Mashed Up - A HTML5 Mashup Story
- 1. All Mashed Up! a #barcampbkk4 presentation
- 3. a HTML5 mashup story...
- 4. who?
- 6. Google Technology User Groups www.gtugs.org @gtugs
- 8. TimeToBuka http://timetobuka.appspot.com to check for iftar/buka puasa times. let u know when to start fasting!
- 10. the recipe...
- 12. the database
- 14. Local, country specific data source Start storing data & sort it! Share that data
- 15. Local, country specific data source Start storing data & sort it! Share that data
- 18. Local, country specific data source Start storing data & sort it! Share that data
- 20. the middleware
- 23. YQL the awesome internet query language
- 24. SELECT * FROM INTERNET query the internet, thou shall be returned
- 25. +
- 26. magic!
- 28. the frontend
- 30. CSS (1, 2, 3) give it some style
- 31. Google App Engine free (almost!) cloud hosting
- 32. the result...
- 34. what we learn so far...
- 35. Google is generous. Free all over!
- 36. Yahoo is still awesome!
- 37. No excuse.
- 38. TQ :-)