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This is great news, because it means you as the developer can now build much more sophisticated applications that previously either would not have been possible, or would have required hundreds of developers to create. This book shows you how to take advantage of these data sources, and combine them to form new and never-before imagined applications.

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TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 01 - Web 2.0
Chapter 02 - The Amazon Web Service Platform
Chapter 03 - Other Mashable Services
Chapter 04 - Development Tools
Chapter 05 - The Technology
Chapter 06 - Mashup Techniques
Chapter 07 - Creating Your First Remix
Chapter 08 - Building Your First Mashup
Chapter 09 - Putting the Browser to Work
Chapter 10 - An Ajax-Powered Wish List
Chapter 11 - Let's Eat
Chapter 12 - A Customer Browser Using JSON
Chapter 13 - Improving Performance
Chapter 14 - Amazon Mobile
Chapter 15 - A Generic Storage Solution Using Amazon S3
Chapter 16 - Further Ideas

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TABLE OF CONTENT:
Part 1 - Excel Basics
Part 2 - Dress Up Your Work
Part 3 - Interactive Data Makes Your Worksheet Come Alive
Part 4 - Advanced Excel Techniques
Part 5 - Creating and Using Databases in Excel
Part 6 - At the Office and on the Internet/Intranet

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