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A Delicious Tale
- 1. A Delicious Tale What the story of Del.icio.us can teach us about Cloud Applications.
- 2. Long long ago, in a galaxy far far away
- 3. Steve Schachter started one of the earliest blogs on the web, called Memepool in 1998. Schacter used the Memepool link database as the foundation for a stand-alone bookmark website called del.icio.us, released in 2003. He left his day job to work full time on del.icio.us in April 2005. By December 2005, del.icio.us was acquired by Yahoo…
- 4. Steve Schachter started one of the earliest blogs on the web, called Memepool in 1998. Schacter used the Memepool link database as the foundation for a stand-alone bookmark website called del.icio.us, released in 2003. He left his day job to work full time on del.icio.us in April 2005. By December 2005, del.icio.us was acquired by Yahoo…
- 7. Delicious introduced the term “Social Bookmarking” Not the first online, collaborative bookmark service – but the most successful ASP – Application Service Provider SaaS – Software as a Service Cloud Application ! Cloud Hosting
- 8. Dec 16 – Yahoo Slide leaked Delicious listed as a service to be “Sunset” Dec 17 – Yahoo “clarifies” – they intend to sell Delicious
- 10. I use Delicious – a lot I use it at a link repository I generate auto-posts from it I use it as a “Filtered Browser History” The news that Delicious was being Sunset was huge for me – and made me very worried What To Do? Find a Replacement
- 15. Moving to Diigo was painless Why was this so easy? Delicious has an API and speaks in friendly data dialects like RSS, JSON and ATOM Diigo has a Delicious import tool The functionality of social bookmarking has a field of many competitors
- 19. You can take your data
- 20. Friendly API to get data
- 25. You are locked into their system
- 26. No API or Non-Useful API