Website review: Comprehensive Listing of Del.icio.u...
svlasov discovered this in Web Development
•8 reviews since May 13, 2005
web-design, del-icio-us, tools
•kriskrug.com
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svlasov discovered 40 months ago- Del.icio.us tools
- Mojo513 rated 29 months ago
- This site offers a comprehensive listing of del.icio.us tools, plugins and add-ons for social bookmarking. There were quite a few that I had never even heard of before like Trendalecious or Introsp.icio.us. If you like to use social bookmarking, you have got to take a look at this!
- thecompilers rated 31 months ago
- For the more technical folks in the crowd you can slice and dice the whole database of links via tags and keywords, pull data from the site via a web-based API, and aggregate content other places on the web using RSS generated by Del.icio.us. This morn
- canbebesi rated 31 months ago
- Comprehensive Listing of Del.icio.us Tools, Plugins and Add-ons for Social Bookmarking
- minkymorgan rated 32 months ago
- a great resource list of del.icio.us tools and spin-offs.
- ASWIN rated 33 months ago
- From the page: "This morning I stumbled onto a great collection of tools over at pchere.blogspot.com for working with Del.icio.us and looking at the trends that emerge when the whole online world is bookmarking interesting and popular websites."
- myroblyte rated 33 months ago
- Some promising tools for del.icio.us, including some I've never heard of (and some, like gre.gario.us, that don't work any more!)
- tomadelic rated 33 months ago
- From Kris Krug.
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