In IndianWeb2.com's previous post of Visualize Your Web, Bookmarks, Tags and Blogosphere, I have posted about two very good example of web 2.0/ mashups of del.icio.us tags and blogosphere by Sixpli and Twingly.com respectively. Now here are some more and bunch of resources, tools and websites dealing with mashing up with visual web 2.0, visual web semantics mashups sites, apps and tools etc. So here is the list - Walk2Web - Walk2Web is a visualization tool that shows graphical link structure of URL entered and sites linked to it and let you surf these sites as if you are walking along these linked sites and at the same you can see screenshot of these sites. Websites as Graph - It makes a Graph of Websites by providing URL of website which then convert the HTML code of any webpage into Tree/ Nodes like graph structure where colors represent various tags of webpage source code. Scriptaculous - script.aculo.us provides you with easy-to-use, cross-browser user interface JavaScript libraries to make your websites and web applications for e.g. - Drag and Drop AJAX box, Slide in/out, Autocompleting AJAX text fields, Sortable elements w/AJAX callback, Combination Effects Demo. One of my favorite and best for Web 2.0 ...

 WordCamp 2007 - An annual conference of WP users and developers which will be putting up in San Fransisco, CA on weekends i.e. 21st and 22nd of July. Unlike last year they are asking for twenty five dollars to cover the cost of Free lunch, a party and a WP T-shirts for every one, free stuffs likewise to last years. The Conference is extended for 2 days rather than a day like it was in last year, the two days will inlculcate topics such as users, blog-facing topics such as Blogs vs journalism, Search Engine Optimization, podacasting and development topics including usability, design and future of publishing. Speakers include Dave Winer, famous for his contribution in RSS development, Matt Cutts  bloggers cum Google employee and Matt Mellenweg, Speakers also include bloggers from India - Om Malik and Rashmi Sinha . Related - Google Map (WordCamp 2007 Venue)  

Microformats - as pronounced this isn't any Biotechnological word nor its a new language but one among simple web standards that already being adopted by many web organization/ sites. If some of you has done few things on XML, XHTML, RSS or even CSS it's easiest thing you can learn in a day (or even less).Microformats are set of simple open data formats built upon existing standards that is being adopted widely these days. Its a design principles of formats which is - designed for humans first and machines second, one of the microformats principles along with modularity, embeddability and to some extent portability of information among sources using it.    One of the formats that are popular among SEOs / Webmasters or Designers are 'rel' tag which specifies the relevance or relationship to hyperlink. The rel-tag are used for Google algorithm purpose i.e rel="nofollow" or "follow", an attribute to tell search bots not to follow or to follow the link its embodied in respectively.Technorati is among key players of Microformats in initial stage, that derived from rel="tag" attribute widely seen and used by millions of bloggers worldwide.[Example - <a xhref="http://technorati.com/tag/tech" rel="tag">tech</a> ]Microformats are revolutionizing the Web 2.0 standards for better ...

YouTube has launched YouTube Remixer (Beta), a service powered by Adobe Premiere Express to alllow Youtube users to edit their videos online on YouTube itself. This seems to be an effort to engage youtube audience especially frequent users/ uploaders to spent more time on the site.This service lets YouTube users assemble new video in an easy drag-and-drop timeline and with a simple interface supports insertion of graphics, text and audio as well as overlays and in-video transitions and then publish it right back to YouTube.This is YouTube's second add-on/ service within YouTube website, earlier Youtube has also launched  YouTube Mobile - a mobile phone version of youtube.  Via - Techcrunch 

Turbolinux Wizpy is palm sized next generation portable device which is already on sale in Japan, is on sale worldwide with primarily English speaking countries including India.Wizpy when connected to USB interface, users will be able to boot and run almost any computer in the world straight from device that uses the Turbolinux operating system.The device has features of an average portable media player plus high performance browser that supports web 2.0 plug-ins, an integrated RSS reader and quick search function.The device has 1.7 OLED display that supports 256,000 colors with features like OGG, MP3, and AAC files music playing, playing DivX movie files and records voices as MP3 using built-in microphone with other features like still images display, FM radio, memory and e-book functionalities.The company Turbolinux has partnered with eSys Technologies for the distribution of device in India. Turbolinux Wizpy will be sold for a price of Rs.11,995 (approx). Though if it could be a cellphone as well it would have been talk of Indian cosmopolitan towns and more popular among younger crowd in India.

Just after announcement of Google Gears plug-in, which is one of the ongoing effort of google to create applications which work online and offline as well, across browsers using Javascript APIs, Adobe has released its public Beta of Flex 3 for creating RIAs (Rich Internet Applications) for both online and offline usage.Adobe Flex 3 created applications don't necessarily have to run on internet. A free open source cross platform framework to create rich internet applications of web 2.0 traits using HTML/ CSS, AJAX, Flash and Flex 3 itself will let developers to engage internet audience more in their products while they are offline.Adobe along with Microsoft and Google are focussing on new generation of applications that work across operating systems and both inside and outside the browser, bridging the gap between the web and the personal computer. Google's Gear plug-in while Microsoft's Silverlight are branches of same tree to stretch the web 2.0 to users desktop. Microsoft's Silverlight is also a cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of Microsoft .NET based rich interactive applications for the Web. Its Free beta release which will expires on August 2007 will let users create applications with all that microsoft technologies in support ...

Discountmore.com relaunches its site that aggregates the results from top 26 shopping comparison websites like - shopping.yahoo.com, froogle.com, shopper.com and let consumers to find the lowest possible price for a product, a meta-shopping website like wise to meta search engines like dogpile.com which put all top search engines results in one page.Discountmore.com which is a subsidiary of Idea Labz, Inc. also shows results from individual company sites such as buy.com, Amazon, eBay and Walmart. The results are aggregated from Shopping sites, Auction Sites (ebay.com, ubid.com) and comparison shopping sites including Yahoo and MSN shopping subdomains. The results of product of shopping are then showed with pictures, description and price from each site.

Supporting the new Web 2.0 wave among Internet audience HP unveils some new products and services called as print 2.0 strategies by the company. Print 2.0 strategy as per HP make it easier to print from websites, such as blogs and travel sites and let consumers who are becoming more internet savvy and want more interactivity, participation to let consume their mashed content and media their way. HP is creating technologies to make it easy to print content from the Internet like Blog (personal or professional) in a useful format.HP has teamed with Blogging company Sixapart, Ltd., creators of Movable type responsible for empowering many popular blogs including boingboing.net. HP along with sixapart will bring to bloggers to feature printing functionality to their blogs through new blog-printing "widget" on these sites, which will help bloggers to add a "print" button on their blogs.This new widget or plugin will allow readers/ visitors to pick and choose the posts they want to print, and leave those they don’t want. This HP Print widget or plug-in is currently in beta release and is expected to available to users by June 29. Another Print 2.0 Product will come from HP through its recently acquired ...