This is a quick and dirty example (requires PHP5+) of how one might use the new MOStlyREST RESTful API to create unique and exciting external
services and applications for the MiaCMS (and Mambo/Joomla) CMSs.
This client simply calls the MiaCMS (or Mambo/Joomla) website defined in the configuration file and retrieves the top 5 ranked articles. It then passes
the content of these articles along to the Yahoo! Term Extractor web service
which in turn sends back what it feels are the key terms within the article. Once we have the key terms they are sent to the Flickr web service
where a tag search is done for photos tagged with our key words. We display these related photos and key words below the original content and use
a thickbox effect to show larger versions of the thumbnails (Note: Like we said quick and dirty.. meaning we are not verifying all the image paths so
some may not work, but most should.). More information on Brilaps and/or MOStlyREST can be found here.
Dowload your own copy of SMRC to play and/or learn from here.
Today, I added a "search history box" in the search. So, the users can go back to their previous searches. This feature uses session cookies, therefore, the history will be stored for a bit while even if the browser is closed. Neat ain't it.
During a recent project consolidation effort, OCS Software Solutions turned the StarvingEngineers.com website over to Brilaps, LLC.
With this move, we plan to bring more value to the websites we are running.
We are constantly working on our site in terms of providing valuable content to our visitors. If you have any suggestions, please feel free to shoot us a message.
What do we currently have in the StarvingEngineers.com?
Why would you post your jobs at StarvingEngineers.com ?
Why would you come to StarvingEngineers.com to search for your next job?
If you have any questions, comments, concerns please do not hesitate to contact us. (webmaster@starvingengineers.com)
Browse our job categories or try our new search feature
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This weekend, with the support of grande amounts of coffee, StarvingEngineers.com gained a pretty cool Job Search feature.
What was involved with this job search implementation?
