Seen that? - Build your own web2.0 apps

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Build your own web2.0 apps Web 2.0

Zoho Creator by AdventNet is a webbased interface that allows you to CREATE programs. The whole thing has a rich AJAX built interface that has a familiar look and feel for users known to AJAX apps in general and other zoho releases specifically, such as the zoho planner (reviewed by me before). Creation of an application such as a form is easy. The editor does everything for you - you [...] Read More


Google adds iPhone interface to Google Apps Web 2.0

The developers at Google are pretty smart, as we know.They clearly understand how to get a chip of the money from a good product, as Google has just released an interface to Google Apps on the iPhone. If you visit Google.com from an iPhone, you now get a menu of services to choose from - home (search box), Gmail, Calendar, Reader and More (docs, sms, goog-411, news, photos, blogger and [...] Read More


Buy and Sell Web 2.0 Web 2.0

At the Web 2.0 Marketplace you can buy and sell everything Web 2.0. Interested in buying an already established website business, you'll find all kinds of websites here for sale. Seeking a Web 2.0 job, look no further. There are blogging jobs, consulting jobs, development jobs and more. If you're a Facebook developer, you can sell your Facebook apps at the Web 2.0 Marketplace. If you have some domain names to [...] Read More


Emergency Cash Loans and the Apps that Make it Work Business Computer Blog (UK)

smartphones continue to take a central presence in our business lives, how we handle our money is quickly becoming a process that we expect our phones to help us handle. In this new age of phones that work like computers we expect to be able to connect to our bank at any moment, wherever we happen to be. Often you can connect to your bank's website from your [...] Read More


Yale wants to know where their Apps are The CIO Weblog

And in one of those "Ripped from the headlines" moments, it looks like Yale is among the first (or at least among the most public of the first) organizations re-thinking their Apps conversion on the basis of where e-mail and application data will be located in Google's cloud store. The scenario I suggested last week regarding taxation was a little less high-minded than Yale's concerns over the impact of [...] Read More