PuSH Bot: PubSubHubbub to XMPP Gateway
When XMPP support in Google App Engine was announced, it occurred to me that it would be pretty easy to use it to do a PubSubHubbub-to-XMPP bridge. Other things came up, but I was reminded again of the possibility when a "Oh, you didn't you see my Reader share?" conversation happened in a Partychat room. A bit of searching turned up someone else with the same idea, except it wasn't quite as user-f
Twitter PubSubHubbub Bridge
During the Twitter DDoS attacks, there was a thread on the Twitter API group about using PubSubHubbub to get low latency notifications from Twitter. This would be an alternative to the streaming API that Twitter already has. The response from a Twitter engineer wasn't all that positive, and it is indeed correct that the streaming API already exists and seems to satisfy most developers' needs. Howe
Google Search History as RSS
Update on 4/24/2006: The feeds have now been officially announced (i.e. they are exposed via auto-discovery on the page). HTTP Basic Authentication (over SSL) is now also supported (in addition to the cookie). Google recently released some Dashboard Widgets, among them one for accessing your search history. Until now, it had only been accessible at its homepage, so I wondered how the widget got th
Import your del.icio.us bookmarks into Google
Update on 12/18/2010: I've updated the tool to handle the V2 Delicious API. I've written a simple script/site that lets you import your del.icio.us bookmarks into Google's bookmarks feature (which doesn't seem to have a product name - oh, right): http://persistent.info/delicious2google/ Technical Details For a while now, Kushal* had been wanting a way to import his del.icio.us bookmarks into Googl
Adding Persistent Searches to Gmail
Update on 12/23/2005: The script has been updated to be compatible with Firefox 1.5. See this entry for more information. Persistent searches (a.k.a. smart folders or saved searches) seem to be the feature du jour of email clients. Thunderbird has them, Evolution has them, and Mail.app soon will. On the other hand, Gmail is the web mail app to use. While one doesn't normally think of web apps as h
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