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TagTV - A Media Mashup for Mashup University!
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I wrote TagTV over the past 2 days for my session at Mashup University on Monday at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. The event should be allot of fun and I will be highlighting Flex 2 from a mashup developer perspective.Mashup University - Mashups in Flex 2 by Ted Patrick - Monday 9:45-10:45
CNet is going to be covering the conference and is recording the sessions for web broadcast.
TagTV - Flex RIA for viewing/saving photos and video.
The goal with TagTV is to provide an alternate search/viewing/saving format for photos and video in a single interface. All viewing/searching/saving of content occurs on your TagTV desktop. As you search, you are interacting directly with YouTube.com and Flickr.com backends. All media in TagTV is driven by these content sources. The application allows you to save media and searches within TagTV within the settings panel. If you refresh your the TagTV page, all saved data will be saved with the exception of your viewed media history.
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The full source for TagTV is available, simply right click to view source and to download a ZIP file of the entire application.
Enjoy TagTV and see you at Mashup University!
Cheers,
Ted :)
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Pretty cool, would love to see a little bit of feedback, eg search progress & number of results returned so that I could know when the search is complete
Andrew,
A agree with your comments on user feedback for search. Also I need to add paging support for the result sets so you can keep search deeper.
There is some room in the search bar for the feedback and the paging information.
The other item I am working on is a tag cloud based on density from the result set. Ideally you can simple click accociated words to narrow the search.
Thanks for the comments. Sometime you get to close to an app in development and fail to see what is missing although its obvious to others. All good.
More to come.
Ted :)
Awesome dude! I saw this at your presentation at the Adobe Community Summit today, and I have been digging it - searching, finding, and rocking out to some YouTube vidoes of the Smashing Pumpkins and the Ramones that I had never seen. Thanks.