Fetching, aggregating and transforming data for delivery is a seemingly complex task. Imagine a service that serves aggregated search results from Twitter, Google and Bing where the response has to be tailored for mobile and web. One has to fetch data from different sources, parse and compose the results then transform them into the right markup for delivery to a specific client platform. To cook this I'll need: - a web server - a nice way to aggregate … read on »
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Building a content aggregation service with node.js
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Jun. 27th 2010 in software — View Comments
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