We’ve been asked about this a few times: How can I run YQL from javascript with all this oauth stuff, I just want it to work!?
For real day-to-day use, the answer is you shouldn’t as any Javascript only technique inevitably exposes your shared secret. As with most secure APIs you should go via your own [...]
Im presenting at the Open Hack Day in London this weekend and as part of it I’ve knocked up a quick example script for executing pipes from Javascript on your web site, and getting the results as an object in a JS function (so you can loop and display the contents for example). You can [...]
This is coming a little late, but I’ve been pretty excited by some of my recent work in a new team at Yahoo!, namely the Local Events Browser. It’s an Ajax heavy super-mashup across a lot of REST APIs. What makes the application “cool� (IMHO) is that is all client-side [...]
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