http://blog.nestoria.co.uk/2007/05/09/use-nestoria-rss-feeds-in-your-yahoo-pipe/ The easiest way to find UK property Tue, 7 Oct 2008 12:18:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://blog.nestoria.co.uk/2007/05/09/use-nestoria-rss-feeds-in-your-yahoo-pipe/#comment-39016 How YSlow sees Nestoria - 94/100 » Nestoria Blog Tue, 31 Jul 2007 11:19:55 +0000 http://blog.nestoria.co.uk/2007/05/09/use-nestoria-rss-feeds-in-your-yahoo-pipe/#comment-39016 [...] in the Nestoria team, it’s very cool to see yet another bit of coolness (see our coverage of Y! Pipes and the Nestoria Yahoo! Hack Day) from the kids in Sunnyvale. Keep it up. Add to del.icio.us Digg [...] [...] in the Nestoria team, it’s very cool to see yet another bit of coolness (see our coverage of Y! Pipes and the Nestoria Yahoo! Hack Day) from the kids in Sunnyvale. Keep it up. Add to del.icio.us Digg [...]

]]> http://blog.nestoria.co.uk/2007/05/09/use-nestoria-rss-feeds-in-your-yahoo-pipe/#comment-29149 Nestoria News - HouseReview Tue, 15 May 2007 07:56:00 +0000 http://blog.nestoria.co.uk/2007/05/09/use-nestoria-rss-feeds-in-your-yahoo-pipe/#comment-29149 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%-->[...] Use Nestoria RSS feeds in your Yahoo! PipeI forgot to mention one key benefit of our recent changes to the Nestoria house and flat RSS feeds - you can now drop Nestoria RSS feeds into Yahoo! Pipes and mash it up!Not sure what a Yahoo! Pipe is? Rather than being boring and technical I point you to internet pulse groper Tim O‚ÄôReilly‚Äôs excellent overview, in which he hails pipes as nothing less than ‚Äúa milestone in the history of the internet‚Äù. Have a peek at this example of homes for sale in Manchester, or click on this screenshot.Of course, as with Google‚Äôs recent support of GeoRSS, you may ask why you would want to mash up Nestoria property listings on a map when we do a pretty good job of it directly on Nestoria. Agreed, agreed. But the magic of pipes is that you can keep mashing data from across the internet as your little hacker heart sees fit and then get the result as your personal RSS feed. The limit is your imagination. So go crazy kids. Why is it so special that Nestoria RSS feeds can now be piped about the internet? Well, unlike in the US geocoding of location data in the UK is actually quite a difficult (and/or expensive) feat (see Nestoria Engineer Marc Tobias Metten‚Äôs geocoding presentation from last winter‚Äôs London Perl Workshop). The US has many housingmap sites and there‚Äôs even an example ‚ÄúApartment near‚Ķ‚Äù pipe in the pipe example gallery, but to our knowledge we‚Äôre the only ones to offers RSS and API access to geocoded property data in the UK. Finally, not to get too misty eyed, but as some of you may know I spent over five years working as an engineer (and briefly in business development) at Yahoo! It‚Äôs great to see some true innovative product work coming out of the ‚Äòhoo. Keep it up yahooligans! The more innovation the better. I now close. Feel free to congratulate me on making it through this post without the obligatory ‚Äúput that in your pipe and smoke it‚Ķ‚Äù reference.http://blog.nestoria.co.uk/2007/05/09/u ... ahoo-pipe/ [...]<!--%kramer-ref-post%--> [...] Use Nestoria RSS feeds in your Yahoo! PipeI forgot to mention one key benefit of our recent changes to the Nestoria house and flat RSS feeds - you can now drop Nestoria RSS feeds into Yahoo! Pipes and mash it up!Not sure what a Yahoo! Pipe is? Rather than being boring and technical I point you to internet pulse groper Tim O‚ÄôReilly‚Äôs excellent overview, in which he hails pipes as nothing less than ‚Äúa milestone in the history of the internet‚Äù. Have a peek at this example of homes for sale in Manchester, or click on this screenshot.Of course, as with Google‚Äôs recent support of GeoRSS, you may ask why you would want to mash up Nestoria property listings on a map when we do a pretty good job of it directly on Nestoria. Agreed, agreed. But the magic of pipes is that you can keep mashing data from across the internet as your little hacker heart sees fit and then get the result as your personal RSS feed. The limit is your imagination. So go crazy kids. Why is it so special that Nestoria RSS feeds can now be piped about the internet? Well, unlike in the US geocoding of location data in the UK is actually quite a difficult (and/or expensive) feat (see Nestoria Engineer Marc Tobias Metten‚Äôs geocoding presentation from last winter‚Äôs London Perl Workshop). The US has many housingmap sites and there‚Äôs even an example ‚ÄúApartment near‚Ķ‚Äù pipe in the pipe example gallery, but to our knowledge we‚Äôre the only ones to offers RSS and API access to geocoded property data in the UK. Finally, not to get too misty eyed, but as some of you may know I spent over five years working as an engineer (and briefly in business development) at Yahoo! It‚Äôs great to see some true innovative product work coming out of the ‚Äòhoo. Keep it up yahooligans! The more innovation the better. I now close. Feel free to congratulate me on making it through this post without the obligatory ‚Äúput that in your pipe and smoke it‚Ķ‚Äù reference.http://blog.nestoria.co.uk/2007/05/09/u … ahoo-pipe/ [...]

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