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How to Do Everything with Web 2.0 Mashups | ||
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| Various Chapters | Download the MySQL Database | |
Several chapters use MySQL and two tables: fec (Federal Election Commission data for political contributions) and mashups_sql (data from the Census and Bureal of Labor Statistics). The book shows you how to get MySQL, set up the tables, download the data, and load it into the tables. If you have MySQL, you can use the Restore command to create and load the data with this file. The READ ME file has details. Note that this is a subset of the data used in the book. The archive is 2.7 MB. |
Chapter 6 | Use PHP to Perform Server-Side Scripting |
This is a basic PHP script; it demonstrates heredoc. |
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| Chapter 8 | Use RSS and Atom to Retrieve Data Automtically | |
This PHP script parses a hard-copy RSS feed. |
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| Chapter 9 | Use XMLHttpRequest, XML-RPC, REST and JSON to Retrieve Data | |
This sample script shows how to use XMLHttpRequest. |
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| Chapter 11 | Implement a Basic Mashup | |
This basic mashups retrieves data from MySQL daatabase. |
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| Chapter 12 | Use the Google Maps API | |
The previous mashup now presents its data on a Google map with a clickable marker. |
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| Chapter 15 | Build a Mashup to Search Amazon and Google at the Same Time |
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Just as it says: search Amazon and Google for the same word or phrase. |
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| Chapter 16 | Use the Flickr API | |
This is a work-in-progress mashup that works towards the next one. |
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| Chapter 17 | Build a Mashup to Search Flickr and Google at the Same Time | |
| Use the same word or phrase to search them both. | ||
| Chapter 19 | Map the Locations of eBay Items | |
Search eBay for items; map them with Google. (Note that this can use the test environment which has very few items. A pretty consistent good target is "lamp.") |