There are a number of developers creating social applications leveraging APIs which can cause developers to recreate common components. Zembly recently launched to help facilitate collaboration among developers. I spoke with Zembly founder Todd Fast and he said he wants to "be the Wikipedia of social applications." What he means is that he wants to create a development community with Zembly where collaboration runs rampant thus saving rework and time. I think Zembly is a great idea and could save developers from novices to experts a lot of time while facilitating collaboration.
Zembly is backed by Sun Microsystems, and targets applications for Facebook, OpenSocial, Meebo, and other social platforms. I got a chance a demo of Zembly and captured it as episode 32 of SOMEWHAT FRANK TV. In the video (below) Todd Fast walks through the basic idea behind Zembly and even updates a Facebook application using common code components created by the community.
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Hi Frank,
Love this new resource.
Forgot to share my latest post here:
http://www.miriadz.com/blog/643/stressed-out-no-computer-yet-kissed-by-an-angel
Good to be friends with YOU.
Take care,
Nancy
Posted by: Nancy Redford | Tuesday, July 08, 2008 at 06:17 AM