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The need for Web 2.0 services?
- Large
quantities of data are on the Web
- The data needs to be managed in an appropriate manner.
- Retrieved, queried, analyzed, transformed, transferred, stored, etc.
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Easy
integration of data and services
- Web apps should work with the other Web apps
- LinkedIn can import your
- Facebook can import your Dopplr trips
- Mashups
should be enabled
- Easy service composition
- Desktop apps should work with Web apps
- Flickr uploadr , Google calendar update/sync
- Web apps should work with the other Web apps
- Technical solutions are needed to enable a truly Programmable Web
- The solution can be seen in the form of Web 2.0 services (a.k.a. Web APIs)
- Data providers are offering Web APIs
- Web 2.0 services enabling easy access to the Web 2.0 data.
- Google maps, Geonames, phone location…
- Microformats (vcard, calendar, review…)
- Data feeds
- Web 2.0 services enabling easy access to the Web 2.0 data.
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Various functionalities are supported through Web APIs
- Publishing, messaging, payment…
- Web 2.0 facilitates user involvement through “reverse” APIs (leveraging on human computation)
- Amazon Mechanical Turk, ESP game…
- Overall Web APIs are powering the vision of the Web 2.0 as a collaborative and computational platform
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