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Widgetbox › World's largest widget directory and gallery - web widgets for Facebook apps, Blogger, TypePad, MySpace, Wordpress and more
by eledo34 & 41 others
Creation de Widget et publication
Somewhat Frank :: web 2.0 ● technology ● life :: blog by Frank Gruber
by springnet & 1 other
An intriguing approach that I have recently seen on the rise is the usage of a virtual assistant. This article will look at a few of the current online personal assistant options.
Widgetsphere: New Playground For Marketers
by springnet
f you're in the online marketing game and are not yet hip to widgets, listen up. Two emerging Web 2.0 technology firms focused in this space have a message for you. Those companies are Widgetbox and ClearSpring, both of which presented in a session on Tu
Widgetbox › Directory of web widgets for WordPress, TypePad, MySpace and other blogs and web pages
by chunmin & 41 others
Widgetbox is a directory and syndication platform for web widgets for blogs and other web pages. Our widgets work with TypePad, WordPress, Blogger, MySpace as well as most other blogs, sidebars or websites. No plug-ins are needed, and they're free!
YOUR minis
by chunmin & 17 others
Use the awesome power and flexibility of Flash to display content you gather from all over the web in tabs, then share those tabs with the world by publishing them to the yourminis.com community.
2006
<InputDraw/> - Ultimate flash drawing widget. Free, easy and fun.
by tiago.cardoso & 15 others (via)
InputDraw is a cross-browser, fast, simple to integrate widget to use in your forms as a drawing tool and everywhere else as a viewer.
It uses SVG as a describing language of drawing. Being a standard, SVG can afterwards be use be a large number of applications, widgets and libraries.
In order to use this widget, you don�t need to be a programmer or even know any web programming language like PHP, Ruby, Python, .net, Java, Smalltalk, etc.. Actually, you only need to know some html, what a form is and our JavaScript command to make it work.
InputDraw uses flash technology so almost everyone can use it. Remember that there are more installations of flash than windows.
