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Saved by 6 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-05-16
- Brands on 2008-05-18 - Tags
- Pwhyte on 2008-04-18 - Tags mashups , widgets
- Mcollier on 2008-04-13 - Tags LESSON 99- EMERGING TRENDS
- Hanswobbe on 2007-08-11 - Tags 2007-10-1 , .2009 , .sred
- Frogpond on 2007-05-17 - Tags enterprise2.0 , mashup , web2.0 , webservices , development , soa , toread , toblog
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Effective leverage of Web parts and the Global SOA. Mashups are generally built out of the bits, pieces, and services of other Web applications that already exist, adding code only when it can't be sourced from internal or external suppliers or to provide integration "glue" between the parts. This reuse can quickly and easily leverage millions of dollars in previous investment and results in a "building on the shoulder's of giants" effect. Like the visual component marketplace successfully built around ActiveX in the late 90's, mashups are a form of reuse that actually works but on a much larger scale than ever before. See ProgrammableWeb's open API cloud and WidgetBox for a good example of the vast array Web parts that are now widely available.
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