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Open Social at Barcamp Berlin 2

by Christian Scholz on November 3, 2007

We just finished a session at the Barcamp Berlin 2 on the new Google Open Social API which is quite hyped at the moment probably due to the name and due to the fact that everybody hopes it fixed the whole social network problem field. Of course it doesn’t but it seems to be a good start.

I has the pleasure to present together with David Recordon of Six Apart. That’s esp. nice as I just stumbled upon his paper he did with Brad Fitzpatrick on the Social Graph. David also knows quite a bit more about Open Social of course, simply because Six Apart is one of the Google partners on this project.

Here are my quickly created slides which served as a small introduction:

We also had a great Q&A session afterwards which probably was having more questions that answers. I will try to summarize some of the discussion later (and probably adding my own thoughts). I also recorded part of the discussion on video and I will put this up later and post it here.

Unfortunately not too much information on how to implement Open Social containers is available now, otherwise it might be nice to try to create a Plone implementation.

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4 comments

[...] der Präsentation auf dem Barcamp, die ich zusammen mit Lukas Rosenstock und David Recordon gemacht habe, gab es recht viele Fragen [...]

by Google’s Open Social — mrtopf.de on 4.11.2007 at 17:00. Reply #

[...] schöne Einführung zu OpenSocial mit Beispiel-Code für eine erste kleine Anwendung. Präsentation zu OpenSocial Eine PowerPoint-Präsentation vom Barcamp Berlin 2 über OpenSocial. Was ist OpenSocial? [...]

by Google OpenSocial - Das Sesam-Öffne-Dich für Social Networks? on 4.11.2007 at 18:18. Reply #

Hi,
die Session habe ich leider verpasst. Mist!

VG, René

by Rene : www.gphone-ne on 5.11.2007 at 02:53. Reply #

[...] now can theme their profile, add OpenSocial widgets and let it serve as an OpenID or as a redirection to another existing OpenID. Needless to [...]

by Plone in the New Marketing and Data Portability Era — mrtopf.de on 5.2.2008 at 21:41. Reply #

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