BerkmanSysop at 18:20, 27 March 2012

2012-03-27T18:20:29Z

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	We'd love to use the new json API built into TagTeam to create a mobile ~~app~~ via [http://jquerymobile.com/ jQuery mobile]. You can get lists of objects via Rails built-in content negotiation features, and then it's very simple to iterate through the parsed json to create the UI. Example JSON requests:		We'd love to use the new json API built into TagTeam to create a mobile interface via [http://jquerymobile.com/ jQuery mobile]. You can get lists of objects via Rails built-in content negotiation features, and then it's very simple to iterate through the parsed json to create the UI. Example JSON requests:

	* All hubs: [http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs.json http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs.json]		* All hubs: [http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs.json http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs.json]
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	Most of the TagTeam objects and lists emit themselves as json and XML, and many emit RSS and Atom additionally. This should make it quite easy to create ajax requests within the application to link together parts of a mobile UI. At this point we're not interested in authentication or administration, this would essentially be a read-only app.		Most of the TagTeam objects and lists emit themselves as json and XML, and many emit RSS and Atom additionally. This should make it quite easy to create ajax requests within the application to link together parts of a mobile UI. At this point we're not interested in authentication or administration, this would essentially be a read-only app.

	The benefits of jQuery mobile are that we'd have an app that'd work for iOS and Android, and we could possibly distribute it directly with TagTeam. You'd automatically get a sweet mobile ~~app~~ when you install TagTeam in your Rails hosting environment.		The benefits of jQuery mobile are that we'd have an app that'd work for iOS and Android, and we could possibly distribute it directly with TagTeam. You'd automatically get a sweet mobile interface when you install TagTeam in your Rails hosting environment.

			Secondarily, we'd be interested in publishing an Android and iOS version of this app - but only after we've created a solid, no-installation mobile interface.

BerkmanSysop: New page: We'd love to use the new json API built into TagTeam to create a mobile app via [http://jquerymobile.com/ jQuery mobile]. You can get lists of objects via Rails built-in content negotiatio...

2012-03-24T13:07:44Z

New page: We'd love to use the new json API built into TagTeam to create a mobile app via [http://jquerymobile.com/ jQuery mobile]. You can get lists of objects via Rails built-in content negotiatio...

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We'd love to use the new json API built into TagTeam to create a mobile app via [http://jquerymobile.com/ jQuery mobile]. You can get lists of objects via Rails built-in content negotiation features, and then it's very simple to iterate through the parsed json to create the UI. Example JSON requests:

* All hubs: [http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs.json http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs.json]
* A list of items in hub #2: [http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/items.json http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/items.json]
* The second page of items in hub #2: [http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/items.json?page=2 http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/items.json?page=2]
* The input sources from hub #2: [http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/hub_feeds.json http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/hub_feeds.json]
* The items from a particular input source: [http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hub_feeds/98/feed_items.json http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hub_feeds/98/feed_items.json]
* The republished feeds from hub #2: [http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/republished_feeds.json http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/republished_feeds.json]
* The items from republished feed #1 in hub #2: [http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/republished_feeds/1/items.json http://dev7.berkmancenter.org/hubs/2/republished_feeds/1/items.json]

Most of the TagTeam objects and lists emit themselves as json and XML, and many emit RSS and Atom additionally. This should make it quite easy to create ajax requests within the application to link together parts of a mobile UI. At this point we're not interested in authentication or administration, this would essentially be a read-only app.

The benefits of jQuery mobile are that we'd have an app that'd work for iOS and Android, and we could possibly distribute it directly with TagTeam. You'd automatically get a sweet mobile app when you install TagTeam in your Rails hosting environment.

TagTeam mobile app - Revision history

BerkmanSysop at 18:20, 27 March 2012

BerkmanSysop: New page: We'd love to use the new json API built into TagTeam to create a mobile app via [http://jquerymobile.com/ jQuery mobile]. You can get lists of objects via Rails built-in content negotiatio...