14.May.2010 at 12:59 by cphp
YQL rocks. A very great talk.
Dustin Whittle (14.May.2010 at 11:30)
Talk at phpDay 2010 (English - UK)
YQL -- that's the Yahoo! Query Language, and not Lethbridge airport -- has been around for over a year and many people have built funky webapps with it. It's supposed to be the one API to handle all of the web's data, and its SQL like syntax means that you're thinking more about the kind of data you can get at rather than the code you need to battle to get at that data. From scraping data out of a web page using XPath, to pulling structured data from an RSS feed, to mashing up multiple sources, to creating your own sources, YQL lets you do it all, and can be a lot of fun to play with. In this talk, I'll go over some of the cool things I like about YQL and in the process, perhaps help you build apps rapidly and have some fun doing it.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/1442
Track(s): Track 2
Slides: YQL & PHP
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14.May.2010 at 17:51 by Felix De Vliegher
Good talk which explains the YQL functionality very well. I was amazed at how many community contributed API's were already available, this makes it way more useful than in the early days of YQL. The ease of use (both in consuming and creating services) is definitely a strong point of the project, and Dustin managed to show this in an understandable way. Enjoyable talk!
14.May.2010 at 18:43 by Giorgio Sironi
Proficient speaker, explained all and left also time for questions.
16.May.2010 at 08:17 by Giuseppe Rota
Overall, it was a great talk. Hearing Dustin talk about Yahoo!'s webservices makes you want to go and try it out.
16.May.2010 at 13:48 by Manuel Baldassarri
YQL is really the solution for many problems. Dustin this time spoke slowly enough to understand everything :P
Very good talk.
14.May.2010 at 11:44 by Daniel Londero
YQL is really so fuc**** great! Need to take some time to play with it in the next few days.