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14 Feb 09

muSick in the Head: Get Your Own meP3 Stream

Aus Accounts auf last.fm, hypemachine und co. einen Pipes-Feed erstellen, den man dann wiederrum zb in Streampad einfüttern kann.

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13 Aug 07

Facebook Tip: Broadcast your Facebook status as RSS « Internet Duct Tape

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RSS is one of the most useful tools out there for moving information around on the web. Recently the concept of “micro-blogging” status updates has become very popular with applications like Facebook, Twitter and Pownce. The only problem is that it is a pain to update many sites at the same time. It is better to pick one and broadcast RSS to the others. I’m going to show you how to broadcast your Facebook status to Twitter.

18 Feb 07

Teqlo Turns a Pipe into an Application | Teqlo

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Yahoo! Pipes provides an interesting way of feeding filtered information into a Teqlo application. As a proof of concept, Teqlo's engineers built a Yahoo Pipe that was designed to provide traffic accident information for 3 highways in a given zip code.

15 Feb 07

Geek to Live: Create your master feed with Yahoo! Pipes - Lifehacker

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09 Feb 07

O'Reilly Radar > Yahoo! Pipes: The Modules For Building Pipes

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Yahoo! Pipes: The Modules For Building Pipes
My Pipes: This is where we see some Unix resurfacing in the design. Your own pipes and other people's pipes can be called as data sources or as functions in your own pipe. Very slick and powerful.
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- Date: This category only contains the module Date Formatter which formats a date-time value piped in from another module as a string.
- String: This category only contains the module String Concatenate which joins multiple item attributes into a single string.
- Data Sources: This is where you specify your RSS-formatted data inputs. Using the Fetch module you can pull in RSS or Atom feed that Yahoo! servers can access via HTTP. They have created wrappers for several services that did not expose their data as RSS. The included services are Yahoo! Local, Yahoo! Search, Flickr, and Google Base (complete with a field for your API key).
- Operators: This is where the Unix of the system really comes out. :-) You have the following commands at your disposal:
  
  For Each: Annotate - Annotates each item in the feed with the results of executing a nested module or pipe.
  For Each: Replace - Replaces each item in the feed with the results of executing a nested module or pipe. (Example Pipe)
  Count - Counts the number of items in the feed (Example Pipe)
  Filter - Blocks or permits items that match the defined rules.
  Truncate - Limits the number of items that passes through it.
  Sort - You can sort items in a feed.
  Babelfish - Translates to and from select languages
  Location Extractor - Detects location entities in text and geocodes them. This is using technology from their WhereOnEarth acquisition.
  Union - Merges two feeds
  Unique - Filters out duplicates
- User Inputs: This where someone can enter input values before running a pipe. Y! Pipes provides five different types for easy structuring of data: Numbers, URL, Location, Text, and Date.
- URL - This category only contains the URL Builder Module. With this module you can construct custom urls that pass along data from the User Input module or other module.