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Introduction to Yahoo Tech and the Hack Culture

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Intro to Yahoo Tech for Hackers
Dav Glass (@davglass)
Saturday, September 28, 13

Hacking is nothing new
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Hacking in a hostel room
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

The question is though:
where do I start?
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

A good hack starts with an idea…
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Find a problem that
needs solving and then
have a go at solving it!
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

To build a typical web
hack you need data,
access and an interface
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

The web has a lot of data sitting
around
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

ProgrammableWeb.Com – 10,000+ APIs
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

http://developer.yahoo.com
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

YQL turns the internet
into a database.
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

http://developer.yahoo.com/yql/console
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Data however is not
enough.
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

You also need working
interfaces
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Technologies are easy:
HTML
CSS
Javascript
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Making it work on all
browsers and OS’s is
tricky
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

So, we haveYUI!
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

http://yuilibrary.com/
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

http://purecss.io
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

You do not want to
write multiple versions
of the same app for
different devices
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

So, we open sourced
http://developer.yahoo.com/cocktails/mojito/
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Connected TV
Contacts
Content Analysis
Design Patterns
Sports
Finance
Flickr
GeoPlanet
Hadoop
Local
Mail
Messenger
Mojito
Music
Oauth
Open ID
http://developer.yahoo.com/everything.html
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

https://github.com/yahoo
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Five
things to
remember
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

1. Don’t concentrate on your favorite toys
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

2. A good hack doesn’t need to be a big thing
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

3. Don’t look for features.
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

4. Find things that already work
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

5.You only have 24 hours
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Dav’s Last Words of Advice?
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Show the
!@#$%^& Hack!
You’ve only got ~90 seconds, make them count!
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

Have Fun!
@davglass
Saturday, September 28, 13

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Intro to Yahoo Tech

1. Saturday, September 28, 13

2. Intro to Yahoo Tech for Hackers Dav Glass (@davglass) Saturday, September 28, 13

3. Hacking is nothing new @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

4. Hacking in a hostel room @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

5. Life Hacks Saturday, September 28, 13

6. The question is though: where do I start? @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

7. A good hack starts with an idea… @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

8. Find a problem that needs solving and then have a go at solving it! @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

9. To build a typical web hack you need data, access and an interface @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

10. The web has a lot of data sitting around @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

11. ProgrammableWeb.Com – 10,000+ APIs @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

12. http://developer.yahoo.com @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

13. YQL turns the internet into a database. @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

14. http://developer.yahoo.com/yql/console @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

15. Data however is not enough. @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

16. You also need working interfaces @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

17. Technologies are easy: HTML CSS Javascript @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

18. Making it work on all browsers and OS’s is tricky @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

19. So, we haveYUI! @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

20. http://yuilibrary.com/ @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

21. http://yuilibrary.com/ @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

22. http://purecss.io @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

23. http://purecss.io @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

24. http://purecss.io @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

25. You do not want to write multiple versions of the same app for different devices @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

26. So, we open sourced http://developer.yahoo.com/cocktails/mojito/ @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

27. @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

28. Connected TV Contacts Content Analysis Design Patterns Sports Finance Flickr GeoPlanet Hadoop Local Mail Messenger Mojito Music Oauth Open ID http://developer.yahoo.com/everything.html @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

29. https://github.com/yahoo @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

30. Five things to remember @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

31. 1. Don’t concentrate on your favorite toys @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

32. 2. A good hack doesn’t need to be a big thing @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

33. 3. Don’t look for features. @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

34. 4. Find things that already work @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

35. 5.You only have 24 hours @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

36. Dav’s Last Words of Advice? @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

37. Show the !@#$%^& Hack! You’ve only got ~90 seconds, make them count! @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

38. Have Fun! @davglass Saturday, September 28, 13

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