Adam Sah, Architect of Google Gadgets, To Speak at AJAXWorld
The architect of Google Gadgets and the Gadget Content Directory, serial entrepreneur Adam Sah, will give a session at AJAXWorld 2007 (East) in New York City on 'Google Gadgets and Componentized Websites.' AJAXWorld 2007 East is taking place at The Roosevelt Hotel in midtown Manhattan, and 1000+ developers, architects, UI experts, IT managers, VCs, analysts, and interested generalists are expected to attend what will be the biggest east coast conference ever devoted to AJAX, RIAs, and Web 2.0 issues.
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Tom Churn commented on 14 Dec 2006
What I want for Christmas is for Google to flesh out Webmaster Central!
Webmaster Central as it now stands is a great start, and it moves toward making life easier for us, but it could still do so much more to improve understanding between webmasters and Google...
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Mori Chu commented on 14 Dec 2006
What is this obsession with "widgets", "applets", and "gadgets"?
They inevitably end up doing the exact same boring things: weather, sports scores, stocks, dictionary, and maybe a little game. Great. The world of computing has changed forever.
These things are often bloated little programs because they have to run in JavaScript or some other awful language. They never have consistent UIs, so users can't learn many patterns from using one that they can apply to another. Also, it looks like Google doesn't retain any quality control over who can submit "gadgets", so I'm sure it's bound to be abused by people who want to make malware.
José D'Andrade wrote: "...it may never be released..."
Why?
"...if Midori isn’t heir to Windows Microsoft better have something else like it up its sleeve..."
Why?
David Kinkead wrote: Good info, but I believe you are completely correct about textual data not being a threat.
Let's say you coded in a file named test.cfm:
SELECT * FROM sometable where field1 = '#pr...
/black-pixel.gif){kind=tracking}
.gif)
