M
ASHUP
WITH
YAHOO
!
PIPES
Shaden Mohammad Al-Ismail
Information Technology Department, King Saud UniversityRiyadh, Saudi Arabia
A
BSTRACT
The rapid growth of Web 2.0 content has created a high demand for making web content more reusable.Mashup is a new type of web application that brings together several sources of data to form a unique new combination of information.Yahoo! Pipes is free service from Yahoo that provides a graphical user interface for building a mashup.
Keywords
Mashup, Mashup tools ,Yahoo! Pipes, Yahoo! Pipes sources, Yahoo! Pipes Operations ,Web 2.0 applications,.
1.I
NTRODUCTION
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This poster is motivated by the importance of building web data mashup, and we will generalize the idea ofmashups, talk specially about Yahoo Pipes, and the general method of Yahoo! Pipe working.
2.M
ASHUP
B
ACKGROUND
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The rapid growth of Web 2.0 content has created a high demand for making web content more reusable.Companies are competing to making their content available for using inside their own websites.To help people to create mashup easily, several mashup editors have been launched, including Yahoo! Pipes,Google Mashup, IBM’s,Smash ,Microsoft’s Popfly, and others.
2.1What is a Mashup?
“Inweb development,a mashup is aweb applicationthat combines data from more than one source into a
single integrated tool. The term Mashup implies easy, fast integration, frequently done by access to openAPIs and data sources”.[1]
3.Y
AHOO
! P
IPES
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Yahoo! Pipes is aweb applicationfrom Yahoo! that provides a graphical user interface for building mashup
applications that aggregateweb feeds, web pages,and other services, creating Web-based apps from
various sources, and publishing those apps, without needing to write code. The site works by letting users"pipe" information from different sources and then set up rules for how that content should be modified (e.g.filtering, counting)[1].
3.1Pipe’s history
Yahoo! Pipes was published to the public in beta on the 7 February 2007. It was created by Pasha Sadri, EdHo, Jonathan Trevor, Kevin Cheng and Daniel Raffel.[1]
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