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Friday - 9:00am - Friday - 10:00am

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The Yahoo!

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Friday - 10:15am - Friday - 11:15am

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Pipes is a service platform for processing well-structured data such as RSS, Atom, and RDF feeds in a web-based visual programming environment. Developers can use Pipes to combine data sources and user input into mashups without having to write code. These mashups, analagous in some ways to Unix pipes, can power badges on personal publishing sites, provide core functionality for web applications, or serve as reusable components within the Pipes platform itself.

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Friday - 4:15pm - Friday - 5:15pm

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With over 50,000 API keys issued, and over 500,000 API calls daily, and excellent open source libraries in a dozen languages, Flickr API has proven a useful tool in the web developer toolbox.

We'll cover briefly getting started the API, the authentication model and what it means for you, and a smattering the most interesting of the
150+ API methods.

We'll wrap up with a discussion of how to move "beyond a badge" and look
at different ways to slice and dice the info Flickr gives you to
display all the interesting, relevant, community submitted, moderated,

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Thursday - 3:00pm - Thursday - 4:00pm

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Discover the Yahoo! Local Developer APIs - http://developer.yahoo.com/local/

The content in Yahoo! Local makes a great addition to any mashup, bringing in location-based relevancy and the additional context of what real people have experienced in these places. Add Yahoo! Local content to your application or mashup with our APIs.

The Yahoo! Maps Developer APIs - http://developer.yahoo.com/maps/

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Thursday - 10:15am - Thursday - 11:15am

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Web2.0 applications, such as Flickr, del.icio.us and Upcoming.org are getting more popular among web applications today. They often expose APIs that allow developers to build mashups, which combine various Web service for a greater good! These Web services not only return XML, but also support formats such as RSS, JSON and serialized PHP. In this talk, Dan Theurer will discuss the different formats, sources, and technologies and show how open source content management systems can take advantage of it.

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Thursday - 9:00am - Thursday - 10:00am

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Performance and security has been on my mind a lot lately, so that is going to be the focus of this talk. You can't speed up your application unless you know why and where it is slow, so I'll review a couple of profiling tools, Valgrind+Callgrind and XDebug.

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