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May 15th, 2007
7 Java Resources for Mashups
If you want to write mashups in Java these libraries might save you a lot of time. Just as with the 12 Ruby Resources we looked at last week, these resources can greatly simplify access to major APIs. Some are officially supported by the API providers themselves and others are independent, open source efforts.
- Facebook Java Client: Wraps the increasingly popular Facebook API. This library was recently updated in March.
- flickrj: A Java wrapper for the Flickr API.
Read the rest of “7 Java Resources for Mashups” »
Posted by John Musser as HowTo, Java, PopularAllTime at 12:05 AM | 3 Comments »
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