Hacking del.icio.usTM

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Pub. Date: 2006-07-01
Publisher(s): Wiley
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Summary

This is the ultimate guide to hacking, tweaking, and modifying del.icio.us - one of the hottest topics on the web today. Tons of hacks including: * Geotagging del.icio.us bookmarks * Mapping del.icio.us tags with Google Maps * Building and watching tag clouds over time * del.icio.us tagging using browser keywords * del.icio.us Firefox hacks * Integrating Bloglines and del.icio.us * Linking to posts w/ greasemonkey * del.icio.us Safari hacks * del.icio.us desktop hacks for Windows, Mac, and Linux * Combining del.icio.us and blogs - Movable Type, WordPress, blosxom: and others * Programming with the del.icio.us API and more...

Author Biography

Leslie Michael Orchard is a hacker, tinkerer, and creative technologist working in the Detroit area. He lives with two spotted Ocicats, two dwarf bunnies, and a very patient and understanding girl. On rare occasions when spare time comes in copious amounts, he plays around with odd bits of code and writing, sharing them on his Web site named 0xDECAFBAD (http://decafbad.com/).

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments vii
Introduction xv
Part I: Exploring del.icio.us
Chapter 1: What Is del.icio.us?
3(20)
Signing Up and Getting Started
4(2)
Sharing Links
6(3)
Making Bookmarks Social
9(2)
Exploring Tags
11(3)
Subscribing to Bookmarks
14(7)
Tracking Others' Bookmarks with Your Inbox
15(2)
Sending and Receiving Bookmarks Using Tags
17(1)
Discovering del.icio.us RSS Feeds
18(3)
Programming with the del.icio.us API
21(1)
Joining the Community
21(1)
Summary
22(1)
Chapter 2: Enhancing Your Browser
23(30)
Tinkering with Bookmarklets
23(16)
Opening the Hood on the Official del.icio.us Bookmarklets
24(4)
Improving the Bookmarklet to Include Selected Page Excerpts
28(4)
Simplifying the Bookmark Posting Form
32(1)
Making Bookmark Posting Super-Fast
33(4)
Posting Bookmarks without Ever Leaving the Page
37(2)
Extending Firefox
39(7)
Installing the Official del.icio.us Firefox Extension
39(2)
Using Live Bookmarks with del.icio.us Feeds
41(1)
Synchronizing Your Bookmarks with Foxylicious
42(1)
Exploring Greasemonkey and User Scripts
43(3)
Tricking Out Safari
46(4)
Using Sogudi to Build a Faster Bookmarklet
46(1)
Uploading Your Bookmark Collection with Safarilicious
47(1)
Using dclicious2safari to Download Your Bookmarks
48(2)
Tweaking Internet Explorer
50(2)
Posting Bookmarks from the Context Menu
50(1)
Downloading Your Bookmarks into Internet Explorer
51(1)
Summary
52(1)
Chapter 3: Seasoning Your Desktop
53(14)
Mac OS X
53(6)
Cocoalicious
54(1)
Delibar
55(1)
dashLicious
56(1)
Spotlight and delimport
56(1)
Quicksilver
57(2)
Windows
59(3)
TagSense
60(1)
Google Desktop
60(2)
Linux
62(1)
Gnomolicious
62(1)
Konqueror Sidebar
62(1)
Cross-Platform
63(1)
DeliciousMind
63(1)
Summary
64(3)
Chapter 4: Exploring del.icio.us APIs and Data
67(30)
Making Calls to the del.icio.us API
67(16)
Using cURL to Make del.icio.us API Calls
68(1)
Fetching Bookmarks
68(6)
Managing Bookmarks in Your Collection
74(4)
Managing Tags and Tag Bundles
78(5)
Abstracting Access to the del.icio.us API
83(5)
Using pydelicious for a Pythonic API
83(1)
Working with Net::Delicious in Perl
84(1)
Including PhpDelicious for PHP
85(2)
Making the API Rubilicious
87(1)
Tracking Bookmarks via RSS Feeds
88(5)
Drinking from the Fire Hose
88(2)
Watching the Popularity Contest
90(1)
Checking Your Inbox
90(1)
Being Picky (and Private) About Your Friends
90(1)
Letting Your Friends Be Picky (and Private) About You
91(1)
Staying on Topic
92(1)
Mixing It Up
92(1)
Tracking a Single Link
92(1)
Accessing Bookmarks with JSON
93(3)
Summary
96(1)
Chapter 5: The What and How of Hacks
97(18)
What Is a Hack?
97(3)
What Makes Hacks Possible?
100(8)
XML
100(1)
JSON, or JavaScript Object Notation
101(2)
XML-RPC
103(2)
SOAP
105(1)
REST and Plain Old XML
106(1)
Web Robots and Screen Scrapers
107(1)
How Are Hacks Made?
108(6)
Browser-Side Scripting
108(3)
Server-Side Scripting
111(3)
Summary
114(1)
Chapter 6: Tagging Hacks
115(38)
What's the Big Deal About Tagging?
115(6)
Tags Are Categories That Help Plan Themselves
115(1)
Tags Can Be Gardened Later
116(1)
Tagging Is a Multiplayer Game
117(1)
Tags Can Be Organized by Analysis
118(2)
Tagging Has Room for Expansion by Convention
120(1)
Tagging Is an Imperfect Yet Useful System
120(1)
Making Tags Useful
121(1)
Flagging Interesting Pages for Later Reading
121(1)
Marking Links for Later Consideration During Blogging
121(1)
Integrating Routed Bookmarks into Your Browser via Feeds
122(1)
Better Social Networking Through Tagging
122(2)
Giving Credit with the via: and cite: Tag Prefixes
123(1)
Using the for: tag Prefix for Interpersonal Messaging
124(1)
Analyzing Tag Relationships
124(4)
Visualize Relationships Between Tags with TouchGraph
125(1)
Perform Power Searches on Your Tagged Bookmarks
126(2)
Mashup Tags from Many Services
128(1)
Exploring Tagged Media Files in Bookmarks
128(11)
Build an Image Gallery from Bookmarked Images
130(3)
Listen to Streaming Audio Bookmarks with Play Tagger
133(1)
Podcasting Audio and Video Via Bookmarks
134(5)
Bookmarking the Real World with Geotagging
139(13)
Composing Geotagged Bookmarks
140(3)
Visualize Geotagged Bookmarks Using Google Maps
143(9)
Summary
152(1)
Chapter 7: Mashups and Enhancements
153(30)
Tweaking the User Interface
153(5)
Keep Track of Your Favorite Bookmarks with Delancey
153(2)
Revising the User Interface with del.icio.us direc.tor
155(1)
Previewing Bookmarks Visually with Thumblicio.us
156(1)
Presenting Popular Links with Screenshots on Hot Links
157(1)
Enhancing Bookmarking with Utility Services
158(2)
Bookmarking Your Clipboard with Pasta
158(1)
Simplifying Your Tags with Stemming
159(1)
Analyzing and Visualizing Bookmarks
160(6)
Watching Popularity Over Time with Populicio.us
161(1)
Catching the Buzz with trendalicious
162(1)
Visualizing Trends with Vox Delicii
163(1)
Watching Bookmarks Scroll by with LiveMarks
164(1)
Tracking the Scoop with del.icio.us Pioneers
165(1)
Combining Other Sites and Services
166(3)
Combining News and Bookmarks with diggdot.us
166(1)
Visiting a Modern News Portal at Popurls
167(1)
Subscribing to Bookmarks as Torrents with Prodigem
168(1)
Building Your Own Mashup
169(13)
Planning for a Mashup
169(1)
Implementing TechnoFlickrDeli
170(10)
Adding Some Visual Style to TechnoFlickrDeli
180(2)
Summary
182(1)
Chapter 8: Getting Your Links Out of del.icio.us
183(50)
Linkrolls via JavaScript Include from del.icio us
183(3)
Splicing Links, Photos, and Blogs Using FeedBurner
186(4)
Signing Up for a Daily Blog Posting from del.icio us
190(3)
Feeding TypePad Sidebar Lists with del.icio.us RSS
193(3)
Building a Yummy Bookmark Sidebar in Movable Type
196(2)
Creating New Posts in WordPress from Bookmarks
198(2)
Backing Up and Mirroring Your Bookmarks with Python
200(13)
Running the Program
210(3)
Browsing Your Bookmarks with Ajax
213(11)
Trying Out the Bookmark Browser
223(1)
Building a Caching API Proxy Using PHP
224(8)
Trying Out the Bookmark Browser with Proxy Support
231(1)
Summary
232(1)
Chapter 9: Getting del.icio.us into Your Blog
233(42)
Adding "Bookmark This" to Movable Type Posts
233(2)
Template Tweaks for Easy Bookmarks in WordPress
235(2)
Using the Sol-Delicious Plug-in for WordPress
237(1)
Using the Notable Plug-in for WordPress
238(2)
Using the Sociable Plug-in for WordPress
240(1)
Build Bookmarking into Your Feed with FeedBurner
241(1)
Injecting Bookmark Links with Unobtrusive JavaScript
242(6)
Including Related Links with Tags and JSON
248(12)
Tagging Posts in Movable Type
248(2)
Tagging Posts in WordPress
250(3)
Using Tags and JSON Feeds to Display Related Links
253(7)
Turning Bookmarks into Comments with RSS and JSON
260(12)
Thinking About the Problem
260(1)
Gluing the Pieces Together
260(2)
Implementing Bookmarks as Comments on Your Site
262(7)
Integrating del.icio.us Bookmark Comments with Your Site
269(3)
Summary
272(3)
Part III: Beyond del.icio.us
Chapter 10: Exploring Open Source Alternatives
275(30)
Why Use an Open Source Alternative?
275(1)
Checking Out Scuttle for Bookmark Sharing
276(7)
Installing Scuttle
276(2)
Registering for a Scuttle Account
278(1)
Adding Bookmarks in Scuttle
278(1)
Importing Bookmarks from del.icio.us
279(1)
Browsing and Searching Bookmarks in Scuttle
280(2)
About the Scuttle API
282(1)
Bookmarks and Browser Integration with SiteBar
283(9)
Installing and Configuring SiteBar
283(2)
Managing Bookmarks and Folders in SiteBar
285(3)
Importing and Exporting Bookmarks with SiteBar
288(2)
Browsing Bookmarks and Feeds in SiteBar
290(1)
Web Browser Integration with SiteBar
291(1)
Keeping Bookmarks and Snapshots with Insipid
292(5)
Installing Insipid
293(1)
Importing Bookmarks into Insipid
294(1)
Managing Bookmarks and Snapshots in Insipid
295(2)
Using Rubric for Notes and Bookmarks
297(6)
Installing Rubric
297(1)
Creating and Configuring a Rubric Instance
298(1)
Importing del.icio.us Bookmarks into Rubric
299(1)
Managing Bookmarks with Rubric
300(3)
About the Rubric API and RSS Feeds
303(1)
Summary
303(2)
Chapter 11: Checking Out the Competition
305(22)
Advanced Search and Filtering with Simpy
305(2)
Bookmarking in Eclectic Style with Feed Me Links
307(2)
Humane Bookmarking with Ma.gnolia
309(3)
Casting Shadow Pages and Bookmarks on Shadows
312(1)
Uncovering the Latest News with digg
313(3)
Combining Feeds and Bookmarks with Feedmarker
316(2)
Managing Your Special URLs with Spud
318(3)
Selective Bookmark Sharing with Jots
321(2)
Bookmarking for Scientists with Connotea
323(1)
Capturing Bibliographic Citations with CitcULike
324(2)
Summary
326(1)
Appendix A: Site URLs, Feeds, and API Methods Reference
327(18)
Browser-Viewable Public URLs
327(2)
Browser-Viewable Private URLs
329(2)
RSS Feeds
331(1)
JSON Feeds
332(2)
File Type and Media Tags
334(1)
HTTP API Methods and XML Response Formats
335(10)
Using the HTTP API Methods
335(1)
Managing Bookmark Posts
336(5)
Managing Tags and Tag Bundles
341(4)
Index 345

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