Written by Ruhani Rabin on March 30, 2009.
Usually in US when people want to relocate or want to by a new house they head over Realtor.com. Now that is not the end of the story, they need to find a real estate agent who is really trustworthy and dependable. Who will help them to look out for the new home, secure the best possible deals and continue with the process till the end. But it’s not that easy to find a real estate agent who fit their needs.
Doorfly.com came into the picture to help out people to find best agents according to their needs. Rather than calling up so many agents, Doorfly lets you find your agent who fits in their criteria. Convenient huh!
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Written by Ruhani Rabin on March 23, 2009.
Have you ever wondered what if you are able to see the tweets that you’ve lost or deleted. Here is a twitter application that does the job for you. It is a powerful tool and it could be misused if it’s on the wrong hands.
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Written by Ruhani Rabin on March 1, 2009.
Yet another smart and simple example of Google Maps API mashup. Pizzashare allow people to share pizza places that they are passionate about as well as see what other pizza places others are really into. This is a user generated database of the best pizza places in America, so you can always find a great pizza place to go to. Yesterday I was talking about JungleThingy which is similar but little bit more different approach of using Google Maps API.
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Written by Ruhani Rabin on February 28, 2009.
JungleThingy is a mashup of Amazon web services, Google maps API and the power of javascript. Basically it’s a straight forward interface where you can see the Google map on the left side of the screen. You can click on the map to get a list of the possible locations at the middle box, these locations are being pulled according to the location you’ve clicked and once you’ve selected a location from the list, you will be able to see the books related with that specific geological location. These listing of books actually comes from the Amazon web services.
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Written by Ruhani Rabin on February 25, 2009.
RetailFans.com might not be designed for the guys in mind but it will seriously catch the attention of a smart guy. Why? Because a smart guy can find out about the latest fashion trends about the urban women are craving about. Basically RetailFans is a website where people come together to share the latest in fashion, cosmetics, jewelry and anything else that takes their fancy. So you might find all the geeky glitter girls roam around this place and make their voice about the fashion products they like. Finally a place for the girls to have their own Digg about the latest fashion-ware. RetailFans.com is pretty straight forward and easy to use website. Simple but effective ajax integration for smoother operations experiences.
Anyone can submit an item they’ve found on another website and vote on items that others have submitted. Items with the most votes rise to the top of the list. This way, users of the site collectively determine the most interesting items. This site is build on a web 2.0 style architecture so you might find similarity to the concept of delicious and digg itself. Previously I’ve seen a slightly similar site called HerFabLife, you might wanna check that out too.
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