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Raymond Yee

"Pro Web 2.0 Mashups: Remixing Data and Web Services"

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This example may seem trivial, even accounting for its intentional simplicity as an illustration,
but ask yourself, what if you wanted to add a third source, such as the posts I made to
del.icio.us posts for a given month? As you will see later in this chapter, there is no delic.io.us
URL corresponding to a listing of the bookmarks uploaded in a given year or month (that is,
the human UI to del.icio.us is not addressable by the posting date), so I can??™t add del.icio.us to
my mashup by adding a corresponding iframe and URI template. Addressability of resources
is what makes the Mashup-by-URL-Templating-and-Embedding pattern possible.
?– Note You can use https://api.del.icio.us/v1/posts/dates to get a list of the number of posts for
a date and then use https://api.del.icio.us/v1/posts/get? to retrieve them. You can configure
del.icio.us to send your daily postings to your blog (https://secure.del.icio.us/settings/user-id/
blogging/posting).
Granular URI addressability, the ability to refer to resources through a URI in very specific
terms, enables simple mashups. This is especially true if the parameters in the URI templates
are ones that have the same meaning across many web sites.


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