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20 posts tagged “delicious”

2008

Page Inlink Analyzer (via) Here’s why I’m so keen on JSONP APIs—Eric Miraglia’s tool fires off dozens of cross-domain JSON requests to pull together information about inbound links to your site from Yahoo! Site Explorer and del.icio.us. I imagine it would have been uneconomic for him to provide the tool if it had to proxy every request through his own server.

# 15th October 2008, 5:23 pm / apis, delicious, eric-miraglia, javascript, json, jsonp

“Simon Willison’s Weblog” on the redesigned Delicious. The new search feature is extremely impressive; I can see myself coming here before hitting Google for some things. I’m not too keen on the way they’re adding ’www’ to the beginning of my URL when they display it though.

# 31st July 2008, 8:34 pm / delicious, social-bookmarks, urls

2007

Hacking del.icio.us with Python. Nat introduces snaflr, a Python script for republishing selected links from a number of del.icio.us users to one communal account.

# 6th March 2007, 11:11 pm / delicious, natalie-downe, python

Why you should be using disambiguated URLs

Good URLs are important. The best URLs are readable, reliable and hackable.

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2006

Del.icio.us fun with automated links. Nat’s documented one of del.icio.us’ least promoted features—the ability to auto-post your links to your weblog once a day.

# 25th December 2006, 12:26 am / delicious, natalie-downe

I read on Niall Kennedy that del.icio.us has come up with an API that returns a JSON structure, and I figured, sheez it can't be that hard to parse, so let's see what it looks like, and damn, IT'S NOT EVEN XML! [...] Who did this travesty? Let's find a tree and string them up. Now.

Dave Winer

# 20th December 2006, 7:21 pm / dave-winer, delicious, douglas-crockford, json, niall-kennedy, xml

del.icio.us/tag/openidconsumer. Help me build a list of sites that let you log in with OpenID.

# 20th August 2006, 3:14 am / delicious, openid

restobook. Python Series 60 + del.icio.us + phone address book = restaurant fun.

# 27th July 2006, 10:59 pm / delicious

del.icio.us/tag/flickr. del.icio.us shows Flickr thumbnails—not sure when that was added.

# 28th April 2006, 11 am / delicious, flickr

2005

del.icio.us/help/navigation. So that’s what the input boxes in the nav are for.

# 22nd November 2005, 8:04 pm / delicious

[Greasemonkey] Monkey Do. User script that automatically posts interesting things to del.icio.us.

# 18th August 2005, 5:39 pm / delicious, greasemonkey

del.icio.us: casting the net wider. system: tags are a really neat way of adding specialised tag features.

# 14th June 2005, 9:01 am / delicious, tagging

del.icio.us/tag/aprilfools. No need for me to keep linking to them now.

# 1st April 2005, 6:53 pm / delicious

[delicious-discuss] big news. Joshua has funding, and is now working on del.icio.us full time.

# 30th March 2005, 8:55 am / delicious

del.icio.us/popular with sparklines (via) Clever use of sparklines to show popularity over time.

# 14th February 2005, 3:30 am / delicious

2004

Blogmarks on del.icio.us

I’m horribly ill again: having defeated the mumps I now seem to have come down with some kind of ’flu thing. Lovely. In between whinging about my state of health and watching episodes of Frasier I’ve been playing with del.icio.us as part of my research in to web annotation. The connection between the two isn’t particularly strong but it’s clear that something very exciting is happening over there.

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Jon Udell: Pub/sub, tags, and human filters. Maybe del.icio.us style labels scale better than I thought.

# 13th August 2004, 5:34 pm / delicious, jon-udell

Jon Udell: del.icio.us. Jon is doing some interesting things with the del.icio.us tagging system.

# 12th August 2004, 5:03 pm / delicious, jon-udell, tagging

del.icio.us/chomp_joiito. The #joiito shared bookmark bot.

# 8th June 2004, 4:37 am / delicious