Artist Explorer - a Silverlight 2 Mashup
- Posted: Mar 19, 2009 at 5:12 PM
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At the South by Southwest Interactive Conferece in Austin, Texas this past week, Mashery hosted a contest, Circus
Mashimus to encourage people to create mashup applications using their customers' web services. I learned about it a week before and decided to create an entry using web services from Best
Buy, The New York Times,
Billboard, and Intelepeer (not a Mashery customer but one of our partners). The mashup is an
artist explorer that lets you research musical artists using the services and then lets you send an SMS message about your findings to anyone's mobile phone.
I will be releasing Silverlight kits with source code for each of the APIs (Best Buy, The New York Times, Billboard, and Intelepeer) shortly - watch my blog for more info on the kits. With these Silverlight kits, developers and designers can access these companys' services and build cool applications with little to no coding - just Expression Blend.
I will be releasing Silverlight kits with source code for each of the APIs (Best Buy, The New York Times, Billboard, and Intelepeer) shortly - watch my blog for more info on the kits. With these Silverlight kits, developers and designers can access these companys' services and build cool applications with little to no coding - just Expression Blend.
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Great demo of a mashup!
do u have any job for artis i like to be a artis
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