17 items tagged with tagyu

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Jiglu: Tags that think (October 10, 2007)

...and thanks for all the fish (August 8, 2006) Tagyu has been shut down for now.

Autodiscovery of hierarchies through tagging (May 5, 2006) Some thoughts on placing documents into a taxonomy by analyzing folksonomies surrounding the document.

Retail tagging (May 5, 2006)

DarwinPorts rocks (March 3, 2006) Installing software through DarwinPorts is a breeze.

Sun Niagra server trial making a strategic mistake (March 3, 2006) Sun is making a strategic mistake by making it hard for startups to try their servers.

Versioning REST (February 2, 2006) Ideas on how to version a REST interface and examples of this implementation in Tagyu.

Versioning web services (February 2, 2006) I'm looking for best practices in managing a public web services API.

Tagyu API: Related tags (February 2, 2006) Tagyu's API now supplies related tags

Tagyu API update (February 2, 2006) Tagyu's API now suggests categories as well as tags.

State Of the Union tags (February 2, 2006) Tags for State Of The Union speeches.

Tagyu apologies (January 1, 2006) Tagyu's running a bit slow right now. All will be well soon.

Tagyu API ideas (October 10, 2005) Some mashups you could create with the Tagyu API and some other web services APIs.

Choosy Taggers Prefer Firefox (October 10, 2005) Firefox usage at Tagyu is enormous.

New to Tagyu: Bookmarklets and Web Services (October 10, 2005) Tagyu learns some new tricks, including a web services interface.

Tagyu accuracy (October 10, 2005) How to get better results out of Tagyu.

Introducing Tagyu (October 10, 2005) Tagyu will suggest tags and keywords for you. Just tell it what you're saying and it will tell you how to tag it.

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