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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundMapQuest offers open-source API
March 7, 2006 Company follows Google, Yahoo in offering mapping, routing technology for Web developers focused on mashups.Techies converge to talk mashups
February 18, 2006 Around 300 people are expected for MashupCamp, the first gathering of developers and API providers to talk about mashups.Yahoo to offer new mashup tools
March 7, 2006 Company plans to release four application program interfaces for photos, calendar, shopping and bookmark sites.Google, BEA in enterprise portal mashup talks
October 12, 2006 BEA's chief says businesses understanding that "culturally, there is a new generation of communications."Microsoft reaches out to developers with Live
March 22, 2006 Software giant launches Windows Live Developer Center to entice coders to write "mashup" apps on its hosted services.Social atlas for friends and burritos
March 9, 2006 Start-up is building on Google mashups to create personalized maps to everything from great taco trucks to biodiesel stations.Microsoft opens up on Web strategy at Mix '07
April 30, 2007 Ray Ozzie, other executives to talk up scripting languages for Silverlight and online services at the Web development conference.Why Google loves developers
May 31, 2007 Google is in the online-ad business. Why does it lavish attention on software developers and open-source projects? Kicking offline Web apps into gearMicrosoft enlists developers for Live push
June 9, 2006 At the TechEd conference next week, CTO Ray Ozzie is expected to discuss how the software giant's online services initiative will be key for its traditional audience: IT pros and developers.Year in review: Web 2.0 apps get slicker, more social
December 13, 2007 The pace picks up for Web services that replace or complement traditional desktop applications. Sponsored matches for "mashup"
