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Web 2.0 Vegetables
By roystahl | May 7, 2008
There were some ideas worth harvesting at the 2.0 expo. Some of the demos of Flex using actionscript 3.0 where very good. One that I really liked included a network topography and zoom window on the size that was very classy. I had thought of this before for Plangarden, but now that I have seen it work effectively, I am very excited about how it can help gardeners navigate their gardens.
Also in the ripe vegetable catagory was some applications that integrated flash/databases and video. Here you could see where Web 2.0 was going and some future success stories.
I was able to dig up some dirt on a few companies that are potential partners for vegetable gardening plans and designs. Real solutions that will help gardeners get the most out of an online applicaiton. But for now we will need to look at one plant at a time and make sure we pick the right ones to partners with.
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