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Combining my love of Genealogy with my interest in Mashups, this announcement is kind of cool.
The US Census Bureau has released its first-ever API to the public. The new US Census Bureau API allows “developers to design Web and mobile apps to explore or learn more about America’s changing population and economy”
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Back in July I plotted out my entire MLIS program ...
A friend, and customer at LibLime, brought my attention to ...
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Today I took some time to play with 8apps: 8apps is ...
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I wish to learn how to use mashups in the libraries
There are many sites out there that can hep you, you might want to take a look at the Table of Contents or Links on my Mashups book site: mashups.web2learning.net