“Adam” Is A Tool For Mashing PDFs With Videos, Photos, etc. and Publishing The Results
Adam, currently in beta, looks like a great non-programmers mashup tool for normally bringing normally static PDFs to life. According to the ReadWriteWeb:
Don't you hate it when you click a link only to discover it wasn't a web page, but a slow-loading PDF instead? Maybe it's time for publishers to find something to do with those PDFs that makes them a lot more interesting and engaging for their site's users. A new mashup tool called Adam (Beta) can help. It lets you take static files like PDFs and images and mash them up with web content like HTML and multimedia. Adam then provides you with an embed code so you can display these new remixed files on your web site.
The mashup "site" apparently works with YouTube, flickr, metacafe, Veoh, vimeo, and imeem.
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Mashup tool maker and #mashupc…
Mashup tool maker and #mashupcamp sponsor JackBe has scored an additonal $5M in funding http://twurl.nl/gbez1f ~
Last month, Gil Yehuda @ Forre…
Last month, Gil Yehuda @ Forrester finally bought into enterprise mashups: “the aha moment for me was when..” http://twurl.nl/efx0id ~
JackBe CEO Luis Derechin loves…
JackBe CEO Luis Derechin digs Seth Godin’s book on tribes (http://twurl.nl/u2o4n6) & names the mashup tribe http://twurl.nl/67g02q ~
@ckeene’s Silverlight/Flash sm…
@ckeene’s Silverlight/Flash smackdown needs an update that addresses Google Native Client http://twurl.nl/gdtxfz & Sun’s brand new JavaFX ~
IBM running a live webinar tomorrow: Mashup Business Scenarios and Patterns
IBM has scheduled a webinar on Mashups for tomorrow, Dec 11, 2008, at 11 AM ET. According to IBM's abstract on the webinar:
Business scenarios that leverage a large set of common usage patterns can be implemented using a small set of design/architectural patterns (e.g. Use of RSS/ATOM feeds, invocation of REST services, widget communications via pub/sub model, aggregation of data sources through centralized hubs, data filtering at data/service sources). This webinar will discuss the relationship of usage patterns and architectural patterns that can be used today for deploying enterprise mashups to address business needs.
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3scale Networks announces $10K Mashup Contest
3scale Networks, whose tagline is "infrastructure for the programmable Web," has announced a mashup contest with $10,000 in prizes. The contest apparently ends on March 20, 2009. Winners will be announced in April. The startup announced the contest at LeWeb 2008 (currently taking place in Paris). There are limited details about the contest but there appear to be categories for best APIs and best mashups.
There's a lot of Twitter traffic coming out of LeWeb. If you want to follow it, run a Twitter search on the hashtag #leweb.
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Mashup Camp’s Hack Den
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Best Mashup contestants meetup @ camp
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IBM’s table @ Mashup Camp
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