Agosto, 23 2005
Terça-feira

O Google "fala" amanhã ?
Até o Canal de Negócios pegou nisto.
Yah... talk.google.com e tendo em conta o que se diz por aí dá para ver que fala XMPP... over SSL pq se não for vem de volta um 405 com um 'Server does not support PLAIN'. É o que dá para ver com meia dúzia de linhas...

#!/usr/bin/perl
use Net::XMPP;
$Con = new Net::XMPP::Client(debuglevel=>2, debugfile=>'stdout');
$Con->Execute(hostname=>"talk.google.com", resource=>'Work', tls=>1); # change tls to 0
$Con->Process(1);

XMPP não é o meu negócio. Parece que amanhã há mais...

23 Agosto 2005 - 17:04   Sem Comentário(s)

Socialmarks
The site(have to get a name for it) where i provide some RSS/ATOM feeds for some portuguese sites that don't have them, started to get pingged(ping.socialmarks.com) by a service i didn't knew about called Socialmarks, created by a Matt Kaufman.


Socialmarks is a new service that is a Social Bookmarking system (getting ready for Beta release) that will allow you to manage RSS/Atom Feeds and bookmark its posts with tags. But, it goes further. I would have been happy with just bookmarking the posts from the feeds, but with Socialmarks, you can even tag the RSS/Atom Feeds themselves. I really like this concept because instead of only websites being in the social bookmark system, RSS/Atom Feeds can be as well. via Solution watch

The popularity of folksonomy-driven services, along with the general acceptance of their use, has grown tremendously within the recent months. The most popular of these services focus particularly on the 'social bookmarking' aspect of the social networking concept. Socialmarks furthers this concept by, in addition, providing RSS and Atom feed aggregation tools! With these features, Socialmarks gives users the ability to tag specific feeds, a feed's post, as well as allowing the user to add the post to their list of social bookmarks (which can also be tagged). via Socialmarks

In beta, invite only.

23 Agosto 2005 - 01:03   2 Comentário(s)