Web 2.0

2 min - 2008-08-12 Byran Spaulding from Optaros.com tells us about the services his company offers including Web 2.0 development, "cloud computing" services and API services for building SaaS software and websites.

By Alex Williams Regardless, this has been a monumental week for cloud computing. The long established software companies have now lined up with their offering. Microsoft launched Azure. Salesforce.com unveiled Salesforce Chatter, Sales Cloud 2 and Service Cloud 2. IBM announced a cloud analytics platf...

Citrix Netscaler XML API “Size 8”F5 BIG-IP iControl “Size 8”   Technorati Tags: MacVittie,F5,cloud,cloud computing,resource model,API,integration,standards,InterCloud,infrastructure 2.0,William Vambenepe,SOA,Web 2.0 Related bogs & articles:

By Alex Williams video Which takes us to the last point of the day. We get so many pitches from companies. The services are explained in terms that often need deciphering. What if more companies in the enterprise space spent more time explaining what they do? What if companies did something like what Common Cr...

By Barb Dybwad Reviews: Firefox, Google, Internet Explorer, Safari Tags: accessibility, cloud computing, CSS, fonts, typekit, web, web design Reviews: Firefox, Google, Internet Explorer, Safari Tags: accessibility, cloud computing, CSS, fonts, typekit, web, web design

By Sebastian Rupley Joyent. In January of this year, Joyent purchased Reasonably Smart, a fledgling open-source cloud startup based on JavaScript and Git. Joyent’s cloud hosting infrastructure and cloud management software incorporate many open-source tools for public and private clouds.  The company...

By Stacey Higginbotham Not that many of the vendors who provide either web-based services like Google’s Gmail or actual cloud computing like Amazon really helped the poor writer out. Google refused to let him tour their data centers (no surprise) and Amazon’s Adam Selipsky, VP of Amazon Web Services, told him,...

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Technorati Tags: MacVittie,F5,metastructure,integration,APIs,SOAP,REST,WEb 2.0,infrastructure 2.0,dynamic infrastructure,metadata,JSON,XML,process,automation,orchestration,cloud,cloud computing Related blogs & articles:

By Michael Manoochehri Today at its latest Campfire One event, Google announced major updates to Google App Engine, their scalable cloud computing platform for web applications. App Engine developers will soon be able to create web-scale applications using standard Java APIs, and will be able to create AJAX...

By Sarah Houghton-Jan Cloud computing has been discussed a lot in the information community in the last few years. Libraries have taken advantage of this already by using services such as Google Docs to offer services or enhance communication. When cloud computing becomes the norm (which I and others think it w...

By Tim O'Reilly But the cloud platform, like the software platform before it, has new rules for competitive advantage. And chief among those advantages are those that we've identified as "Web 2.0", the design of systems that harness network effects to get better the more people use them.