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I wanted to make a View in Freebase showing Topics that were mentioned in a Work. As this property isn't available yet, I created two new Types in my domain: "Mentioning Work" (a subclass of Work*) and "Mentioned Topic" (a subclass of Topic), as prototypes...
Is this really the proper way to load jQuery and plugins, asynchronously, using Google's AJAX libraries API? <script src="http://www.google.com/jsapi?key=example></script> <!-- load the Google JS API --> <script> function init(){ // run once the...
YouMomus: a playlist of all YouTube videos embedded in Momus' Click Opera blog. I'll try and make it prettier, fetch video metadata and display the blog post somewhere on the page, but feel free to copy and extend if you have any ideas. Adding the videos to...
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linked to by 2In Jon Udell's post Bloggers talk to bloggers, scientists talk to scientists earlier this week, he and others in the comments wondered if it was possible to normalise all the identifiers - URLs, PMIDs and DOIs - relating to papers, and collect together the...
Always wanted to be able to run a search over a limited set of sites* at once?. Google just made that really easy: by giving it the URL of a page containing links to other sites, it'll create a dynamic Custom Search Engine that will search just those linked...
The cross-disciplinary open access journal PLoS One launched this week, and already has quite a few interesting articles.The best thing about it is that all PLoS One articles are Creative Commons (Attribution)-licensed, and are published in a standard XML format:...
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I've made a few web service-related tools recently that might be of interest to Nascent readers, so here they are collected in one place: PubMed's EUtils API is powerful and fast, but a bit awkward to use in Javascript (you have to make two requests, and deal...
What Conversations does is to take an identifier, be it PMID, URL, or DOI, and pull in related information about the paper such as Postgenomic posts, Connotea bookmarks, citations, and related commentary around the web. Last time I looked, it was a bare-bones...
What Conversations does is to take an identifier, be it PMID, URL, or DOI, and pull in related information about the paper such as Postgenomic posts, Connotea bookmarks, citations, and related commentary around the web. Last time I looked, it was a bare-bones...