You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
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Re: You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
#2What? No way, Yahoo leads the way? What has the world come to?
Re: You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
#3What? No way, Yahoo leads the way? What has the world come to?
Actually if you have been using Zimbra you will notice that this is the same as the Zimlets feature. I know Zimbra is owned by Yahoo but this is an open source project and people have been using it for a while.
Re: You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
#4It's probably true that Gmail has this on their roadmap. I would recommend those who aren't already building a product to create something on Yahoo and see which ones are "hits" and be ready to port to Gmail asap. Good luck, this is a great opportunity.
Re: You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
#5Yahoo is working hard to open their platform. But, why no developer actually appreciates them?
Re: You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
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Re: You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
#7It's probably true that Gmail has this on their roadmap. I would recommend those who aren't already building a product to create something on Yahoo and see which ones are "hits" and be ready to port to Gmail asap. Good luck, this is a great opportunity.
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Re: You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
#8Doesn't gmail already have this? I'm using TwitterGadget from within gmail already.
Re: You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
#9Doesn't gmail already have this? I'm using TwitterGadget from within gmail already. http://www.twittergadget.com/
That depends on whether or not anyone can build an app to be used in Gmail. Link?
Re: You can now build apps for Yahoo mail without plugins (let's hope gmail is next?)
#10Doesn't gmail already have this? I'm using TwitterGadget from within gmail already. http://www.twittergadget.com/
That depends on whether or not anyone can build an app to be used in Gmail. Link?
Sure... it's not like twittergadget.com has a special deal with gmail.
http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2008/10/new-in-labs-calendar-a...