Globant was also one of a handful of international companies to develop software for
OpenSocial, a Google-led effort to create a programming interface to allow social networking software to interact across multiple websites.
FatWire Gadget Server is built on the
OpenSocial / Google Gadget standards so that any compliant third-party gadgets can be incorporated alongside FatWire gadgets on FatWire sites, while gadgets built with FatWire Gadget Server can be incorporated into any
OpenSocial / Google Gadget standard-compliant webpage.
Building
OpenSocial apps; a field guide to working with the MySpace platform.
Chris Cole, Chad Russell and Jessica Whyte's BUILDING
OPENSOCIAL APPS: A FIELD GUIDE TO WORKING WITH THE MYSPACE PLATFORM (0321619064, $44.99) belongs in any developer's library and tells how to install and work with the MySpace Developer Platform.
Google is also a force in the
OpenSocial consortium, which is trying to develop a commonly accepted toolkit for connecting the social Web.
Released in private beta in June 2008, zembly is the world's first social programming environment specifically designed for creating and hosting social applications targeting the most popular platforms on the web including Facebook, Meebo,
OpenSocial, the iPhone and more.
Released in private beta in June 2008, zembly is a social programming environment designed for creating and hosting social applications targeting platforms including Facebook, Meebo,
OpenSocial and the iPhone.
announced
OpenSocial, which established a common set of standards for developers to write programs for social networks.