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Neil Finn Lyric Server goes Mashup
By Nick Hodge | June 23, 2007
The Microsoft PopFly alpha can make you lose three days. In a good way. I haven't had so much fun since, well, Photoshop maybe.
I've created a public PopFly "Block" called NeilFinnLyrics (now shared) this is bare, bare bones. It simply uses the new REST interface to the Random Neil Finn Lyric Server. The Lyric Server supports SOAP/WSDL, and normal image insertion.
PopFly is social programming: drag and drop blocks onto the page, and create your own mashups of data. Adding Neil Finn's Lyrics to the data that can be mashed up is just another step in getting the words out there. My love for Neil Finn knows almost no bounds.
Writing a Block with the current Alpha requires knowledge of JavaScript and XML. And a little bit of patience.
Come have a chat at ReMIX to discuss where you may also profit from PopFly. The first thing that should be created is a branded PopFly Superannuation Block. Thoughts?
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Topics: auremix07, microsoft, neilfinn, popfly, technology, web2.0 |
