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What is working?
Here is the project
file for your taste. You should change the delicious login for your own taste though(in getDelicious class), otherwise it doesn't work.Right now I am able to send a query to delicious API and search
for this "keyword". The problem is since the API only
allows me to search in the boundaries of tags, It doesn't mean
anything to search for a keyword, we can only search tag keywords.
This option can be improved by adding another search box and
making a drop down of tags to be choosed from delicious. That
way we can search for keywords in certain pages that is related
to delicious tags.
We can see how many times that tag name appears in the page that
is tagged.
We can run multiple search queries, the new ones will appear
below the old ones. |
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Possible Future Scenarios
As we can see, right now our tool looks more like
a listing tool than a visualization tool. So future goals
are listed below: |
| 1- Withdrawing
the use of API from the project and stick to good ol' RSS(well
not so old.) So that we wouldn't be stuck wandering around
only with our own tags. |
| 2- We can then
bring new data to the project i.e: Listing common tags for
certain urls, related tags of certain tags, user profiles
according to their tag listings and so on. |
| 3- Since one of
the most important thing for me is how I display the data,
I want to spend more time thinking how I can display such
data I have been collecting over delicious. Right now I have
been thinking using a spring-node approach which I think
is suitable for this kind of data display. See above figure
for details. |
References: |
| 1- Delicious
API |
| ilteris ‹at› gmail ‹dot› com
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