Tim Hoolihan

Tag: services

  • Working With Social Network APIs

    Creating Vicinity Buzz naturally involved working with a the APIs of social networks. That information seemed worth sharing for those of you interested in writing any type of application that would integrate with a social network. Developer Documentation Any of the social networking sites you probably want to integrate with have developer api’s that are […]

  • Interesting Assignment Related to Rich Internet Controls

    One or my recent projects was to work with a client to create a Silverlight control for reporting purposes that has some general flashiness, and is reusable across several sections of the site. It has brushed into some interesting areas. I have used Silverlight for some media and imaging applications before, but this was the […]

  • Datalayer Decisions (Repository, DAO, Services) in Domain-Driven-Design Applications

    I have been working several applications lately at work that use Domain-Driven Design. I had a couple of questions about design choices I saw made in the applications I’m working with. I recently talked to an architect who uses DDD a lot (Model first), and had the chance to pick his brain. Here’s what I […]

  • Integrating Internet Services on Your Site (Or Mini-Cloud Web Sites)

    Something I’ve been increasingly fascinated with over the last year is the reuse of free internet services that I have. On my site, I have widgets that feed the last 4 posts from this wordpress blog, and my twitter feed. I also have an ajax live bing search box that will return results from my […]