Looking around on the web, it seems the biggest hurdle that people face while writing a Facebook application in java is getting the authentication piece to work. There are some blogs where the solutions have been posted, and that would work. However, I noticed that they recommend using login servlet url as the callback [...]

So says Gartner, in a recent research report. Here is what it says about Mashups and composite apps:
By 2010, Web mashups will be the dominant model (80 percent) for the creation of composite enterprise applications. Mashup technologies will evolve significantly over the next five years, and application leaders must take this evolution into account when [...]

I spent some time looking at Google Web toolkit (GWT). I developed a small application to get a feel of the framework - this post is to share what I found.
I evaluated the GWT framework in the following contexts:
Usability
This framework offers a lot of value for Java developers who want to develop cross browser [...]

I recently tried to get my hands dirty with Facebook application development platform. I know there are a bunch of resources available on the web to help you in the process, but when I was trying get my tiny app to work, I realized there were a few things which aren’t explained too well on [...]

I recently signed up for Google Mashups beta. When they asked me to sign up for beta, I didn’t really expecting hearing back from them anytime soon, but to my surprise they activated my account for beta in a matter of couple of days! I have been playing around with Yahoo pipes and such, so [...]

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