Yahoo! Pipes: Relevant information on tap [ABSTRACT]
Jinfo Blog
3rd November 2009
By Scott Brown
Abstract
Yahoo!Pipes, which mashes up information from disparate sources has been around for awhile and is growing in popularity despite its near-stealth mode. Scott Brown walks readers through the steps involved in creating and cloning Pipes.
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Yahoo!Pipes, which mashes up information from disparate sources has been around for awhile and is growing in popularity despite its near-stealth mode. Scott Brown walks readers through the steps involved in creating and cloning Pipes.
What's Inside:
I've found that, if I can create a good base of resources around an industry, I can often simply Clone a Pipe and just put in different key words to get a strong Pipe on a new topic.
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