Applications with Tag pipes.Wed, 23 Jul 2008 18:25:32 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/14432All the latest web 2.0 news from the coolest web 2.0 news pages.Searchhttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/14432Wed, 26 Sep 2007 18:24:23 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/6886Yahoo Pipes is used to provide data to a retro spinning newspaper montage. This uses the "Badger" pipe by Kent Brewster. By making use of Pipes' support for JSON format, no proxy is required to deliver the news to the widget.Misc.http://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/6886Thu, 22 Feb 2007 01:13:23 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/9429Multi-Search uses Pipes, BBC News, Yahoo!'s Web Search and Term Extraction APIs, and Google's Blog Search. Multi-Search will start with the Beeb's excellent news stories and excerpts, gather interesting terms, find blog entries through Google, and then do a best-guess for the actual feed location, using Yahoo! Search.Searchhttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/9429Mon, 23 Apr 2007 22:30:27 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/15419Your current location on earth, or the location of - let's say - your world travelling mascot displayed on a map with a customised image. You can display the map on your site or (travel) blog. Updating your location on the map is done by placing one specially tagged Flickr image on the map. Move the image's geotags around in Flickr and the map is updated. ============================================== How: 1. The Flickr photo used to trace your location has a tag like "my current location" (tag must be applied to that one photo only). 2. Get the geoRSS feed for that tag. 3. Parse the geoRSS feed through a Yahoo! Pipes application; it generates a geoRSS feed readable for Yahoo! Maps. 4. Create a map on your website with AJAX. 5. The map loads the Yahoo! Pipes geoRSS and displays your location. 6. The map replaces the default locatoin marker with a customised image (could be you!). ============================================== Configurable options: 1. Yahoo! Maps Appliation ID (obligatory) 2. Dimensions of the map 3. The customised marker image 4. The starting point and zoom of the map before it loads the geoRSS (could be your home) 5. The zoom of the map with your location ============================================== To use this application: 1. Download the script at http://www.youssouf.com/hacks/whereamimap_1.0.js 2. Copy the code and include it in your web page. 3. Adjust the required variables (see the script) and follow the instructions. 4. Required: Flickr geoRSS feed with the one geotagged photo tagged with your location. 5. Required: Yahoo! Application Id (costs you 1 minute). 6. Required: customised image to be used as location marker. ============================================== Known issues in version 1.0: ------------------------------ Marker Positioning: If the custom marker image does not have the same dimensions as the default marker (30x33 pixels, http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/map/aj/markerf19824.png), then your image is off positioned. The marker is placed with the left bottom corner at the geo co-ordinates. The marker's co-ordinates are defined at the top left corner (geo co-ordinates minus (0,33)). If your custom image is higher than 33 pixels, the bottom left corner will be below the geo co-ordinates. ------------------------------ Displayed size of the custom marker When the HTML page is defined as document type XHTML 1.0 strict, the custom marker will get the dimensions of the original marker (30,33).Flickr, Maps, Misc.http://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/15419Wed, 7 Nov 2007 19:33:14 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/17173This mashup shows Yahoo! Live channels on map. It uses Yahoo! Live API, Yahoo! Maps and Yahoo! Pipes. It's show easy to see channels over map then searching in Yahoo! Live web-interface. Note: Not all live channels show up on map, only channels which has their locations updated in the profile, show up.Misc.http://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/17173Thu, 27 Mar 2008 04:11:04 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/6531Technorati Blog Search sucks in Technorati's search feed for the query of your choice, runs it through Yahoo! Pipes, and hands back a JSON object, ready to insert inline via the usual methods.Misc.http://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/6531Mon, 19 Feb 2007 15:08:26 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/6692This Proto mashup brings Craigslist, Yahoo! Pipes, Yahoo! Maps, and Microsoft Outlook together into one sweet apartment hunting and tracking mashup app. Check out this full screen video showing how the app works with Pipes ("http://www.protosw.com/products/movies") Using Proto and Yahoo! Pipes through a single screen, query NYC Craigslist apartment listings for a number of search phrases. For example, get the first 4 pages (100) results for each of "williamsburg", "les", and "lower east side". Then Proto groups these all back together into a single feed for further display, storage, and analysis all with Yahoo! Maps. Show all of the listing results for all your searches on one Yahoo! map. This makes it super easy to focus in on a certain neighborhood and ignore the "Williamsburg" listings that are past queens. Try it out... The map is shown using Adobe Flash right in Proto. Then you decide what to do: 1. Eliminate / blacklist listings you never want to see again. 2. Save listings with additional info like: Broker email, Broker phone, Broker Name, Comments, Rent, Other Monthly costs, Lease Term, broker fee, etc. 3. Analyze all your 'saved' listings to calculate the total, all in monthly rent by adding up all the costs and averaging out the broker's fee. Roommates are included into the monthly bill split. 4. Create a summarized email with a custom map showing only the apartments you're considering, the total monthly payment you'll make, and your comments about each apartment. Happy searching!Mapshttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/6692Tue, 20 Feb 2007 00:45:35 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/8167This hack is built using Y! Maps, Y! Pipes, Y! Answers and craigslist apartment listings. Application pulls the apartment listings RSS feed from craigslist for a given city. This RSS feed is ran through Y! Pipes to extract location information in terms of latitude and longitude. Once the location information is obtained; every apartment is plotted on a map using Y! Maps API. Application also uses Y! Answers API to query questions related to real-estate in a given city. These questions are shown below the map with number of answers available and Yahoo Avatar of the user who asked that question.Mapshttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/8167Mon, 2 Apr 2007 18:27:47 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/9679The rss/atom feed grabs all photos tagged with flickr:user=flickrusername tags. This tag notation is used to show specific flickr users are appearing in the photo. A separate tag is required for each user in the photo. More info and discussion can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/groups/central/discuss/72157600138634821/Flickrhttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/9679Mon, 30 Apr 2007 22:46:54 GMThttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/10786This script lets you easily view pictures from a group's past events on Upcoming. It uses Yahoo Pipes to fetch all the past events with Upcoming's API. Then for each past event, it searches for Flickr pics with the special machine tag for each event. Then the script displays those pictures (10 at a time) on the group page.Upcoming.orghttp://gallery.yahoo.com/apps/10786Thu, 31 May 2007 15:41:54 GMT