Tim Churches wrote: > Joern Clausen wrote: > >> Hi! >> >> I just recently learned about Timeline and I am very impressed. I used >> it right away to enhance my shot at the hello-world example of mashups, >> my Google-Maps-Earthquake visualiser. You can find the new version here >> >> http://www.oe-files.de/gmaps/usgseq-timeline.html >> > > Very nice! As are many of the other examples that have been posted to > this list. Here is another one, still under development: > > http://www.oshca.org/healthdir/foss_health.html > Very nice!
> I am asking people who want to have their software included to email me > the relevant data as a snippet of JSON code, which I just paste into the > master JSON data file after a quick quality assurance check. But I am > sure slicker, more distributed mechanisms for updating the data file(s) > are possible > We have a way to connect Exhibit to Google Spreadsheets (and there's some work on EditGrid, too) so that you can manage your data in online spreadsheets, using whatever mechanisms they already have to let several people collaborate on the same data. > Which makes me think that a meta-Exhibit, an Exhibit of other Exhibits, > might be nice. On the SIMILE Exhibit web site? > I'm curious-- have you considered using other technologies/services like Google Base, Ning, ManyEyes, and then the new buzzing FreeBase to manage, visualize, and publish your data? If you have, then why are you not using them in this case? Just curious :-) Thanks. David _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
