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This is a list of useful software services that would be well-served with Open Service implementations. Some may also be candidates free software P2P implementation.

Contents [hide] 1 Internet portal 2 Office 3 Social 4 Creation, publication, and distribution 5 Utilities 6 Backend 7 Project Hosting 8 Knowledge Bases 9 Already covered areas

[edit] Internet portal

• Web Search (Google, Yahoo, Ask, Live)
  • Wikia Search seems like a promising start
  • AboutUs.org is creating a guide to websites
• Homepage (iGoogle, Pageflakes, Netvibes)
  • Posh?
  • [1]
• Maps (Google Maps, Yahoo Maps.)
  • OpenStreetMap looks good, but needs more data about businesses, routing
  • OpenRouteService is a good start, but needs improvement
• Web developers, designers portal (w3schools)
  • autonomo.us

[edit] Office

• Office suite/collaboration (Google Docs)
  • Zimbra Collaboration Suite
  • PHPGroupware
  • OpenGoo
  • Crabgrass group and network organizing, tailored to meet the needs of a global activist movement
  • Etherpad is a web-based word processor that allows write text really real-time. (warning it recomends java sun jdk, peding test with openjdk)
• Calendaring (cf. 30boxes.net, Google calendars, ScheduleWorld.com)
  • Zimbra Collaboration Suite
  • PHPGroupware
  • Webcalendar
  • Joyent Connector (also addressbook, email, etc.)
  • Funambol AGPL licensed solution for mobile email, calendar, ToDo tasks, contact and adressbook
  • Horde groupware suite using Chronolith which is a horde module.
• Addressbook
  • iaddressbook.org
  • Horde groupware suite using Turba which is a horde module.
• Email (GMail, Yahoo mail, Microsoft Live mail)
  • roundcube.net
  • squirrelmail
  • AGPLMail
  • Horde groupware suite using Imp, Dimp and Mimp which are horde modules, doing basic webmail, dynamic webmail and mobile webmail.
  • Ippimail.com - only if enough people commit to donate (target is 3000 GBP, but only 500 GBP committed so far)
• Mailing list / forum / newsgroup / archive / search (Yahoo/Google (YaGoo?) Groups, nabble.com, MarkMail (for searching))
  • Mailman
  • Gmane handles some aspects, but not posting from the web
• Document sharing (Scribd, Slideshare)
• Web page design (Google page creator)
  • Dobrado is AGPLv3
• Banking and financial (Wesabe)
  • WebSteuer (free software for the German electronic tax return)
  • Open Source Hardware Bank (http://antipastohw.blogspot.com/2009/03/introducing-open-source-hardware.html);
  • "Open source"? scratch that! What about a freedom/copyleft bank? Freedom game developing folks at freegamedev.net are also looking at financing solutions.
• File sharing / synchronization (DropBox, drop.io, Ubuntu One)
  • iFolder?
  • Tahoe LAFS?

[edit] Social

• Forums (we need to find where free software forums fail to meet the needs of the users, see ubuntuforums.org)
  • phpBB,
• Review, Feedback, Polls (pollmonkey.com, Google Forms)
  • LimeSurvey
• Email list (Google Groups, Yahoo Groups)
  • FreeLists
  • Mailman
• Social bookmarks (del.icio.us and friends)
  • sabros.us
  • Scuttle
  • Semantic Scuttle (based on Scuttle)
  • Connotea
  • Pressmark
  • Ma.gnolia 2
  • ShiftSpace a social markup/annotation tool
• Social news (digg.com, reddit.com, mixx.com)
  • Reddit software is Free, could be the beginning of a quick win
  • Menéame.net
  • Pligg awfully needs better antispam filters
  • Drigg
  • Mixx.com is proprietary, but their content is Public Domain, we could/should make a plugin to import content from them
• Event calendaring (Upcoming, Eventful)
• Social networking (Facebook, MySpace)
  • Dolphin - Creative Commons Public License
  • PHPizabi - Non-free EULA forbids redistribution
  • Elgg - GPLv2
  • Mugshot
  • AroundMe - GPLv3
  • DiSo
  • Lovd By Less - uses Ruby on Rails, MIT license
  • Cloud27.com - uses Django, - MIT License
  • crabgrass from riseup.net - AGPL - Crabgrass is a software libre web application designed for social networking, group collaboration and network organizing. Our goal is to create communication tools that are tailored specifically to meet the needs of bottom up grassroots organizing. By social networking, we mean the ability of users to get to know one another through their online contributions and presence. By group collaboration, we mean the ability of small groups to get things done, such as share files, track tasks and projects, make decisions and build repositories of shared knowledge. By network organizing, we mean the ability of multiple groups to work together on projects in a democratic manner.
  • Buddypress
• Photos (Flickr)
  • Gallery
  • Photospace (not maintained?)
  • Wordpress is slowly-but-surely adding this functionality
• 3D model library (Google SketchUp 3D Warehouse, Google O3D API)
  • Mozilla Canvas 3D,
  • web KML viewer
• Video (youtube, vimeo)
  • Videobin
• Virtual environment (SecondLife, Lively)
  • OpenCroquet
  • OpenSim? Mono, C# dependent: http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Build_Instructions
  • Cube 2/Sauerbraten ?
• Social music attention (last.fm, ulike.net)
  • Libre.fm
• Social film attention (netflix, criticker.com)
  • Filmaster.com (developer's portal at: Filmaster.org)
• Invitations (Evite)
• Feed aggregator (Bloglines, Google Reader)
  • Gregarius
  • Tiny Tiny RSS
  • Lilina
  • Yocto Reader
  • OpenWebReader
• Social aggregator (FriendFeed)
  • identi.ca in a very partial manner, see http://identi.ca/settings/twitter
  • whoisi now has source!
  • NoseRub / Identoo
• Books (LibraryThing, Shelfari, Goodreads)
  • O'reilly Bookworm supports ePub ebook format and is under BSD license. As ePub is DRM encumbered, perhaps it can be modified to support the docbook format?
• Code metadata (Ohloh)
  • CIA A real-time window software development, GPL licensed
• IRC (Mibbit)
  • qwebirc
  • Tiny Tiny IRC

[edit] Creation, publication, and distribution

• Artwork-oriented
  • Creating Music Collaboratively (Kompoz.com, Jamendo.com)
  • Painting collaboratively
    • Wikipainting Paint collaboratively, now dead
    • Sugar has an activity similar to this
  • Torrent database sites (piratebay.org, LegalTorrents)
• More general publication
  • Bibliographic databases (emeraldinsight.com, springerlink.com)
    • CiteSeerX (code link at bottom of page)
  • Whole publication management, often including submission management
    • Topaz and Ambra: Used by the Public Library of Science (PLoS), supported by many free software-related groups (SFLC, Fedora Commons)
    • Open Journal Systems
    • Olorien
  • Conference and review management
    • OpenConf
    • MyReview
    • EasyChair
    • CyberChair
    • iChair

[edit] Utilities

• Feed manipulator (Yahoo Pipes)
  • DERI Pipes
• Feed helper (Feed Burner)
• Feed Generator out of any content (Feed43)
• Visitor statistics (Google Analytics)
  • Piwik.org
• Translator
  • Apertium test site - unstable version
• Comment system (disqus, intense debate, haloscan, js-kit)
  • Comment Widget - Easy Ajax Comments does this in a basic way, and according to the doc "CommentWidget isn't released under a particular open source license. You can do whatever you like with the code, anything at all."
  • symbio claims to implement this, but the last release was 2004, and the project page notes "as of 2008-04-30 00:00, this project is no longer under active development."
  • See also TiddlyWiki: Enabling comments on tiddlers thread and Free Network Commenting Service - does it exist? blog post.
• Anti-spam à la akismet, mollom and defensio (decentralized, federated?)
  • http://antispam.typepad.com/ ?
  • http://blogspam.net/ ?
• Url shortener (TinyURL)
  • ur1.ca
• Semantic metadata generator (http://www.opencalais.com)
  • Since Thomson Reuters' "goal (...) is not to make money, but rather to make it easy for folks to categorize and tag their content", maybe they could be convinced into releasing Calais as Open Source.

[edit] Backend

• Storage (Amazon S3, imageshack.us, box.net. Variety of models)
  • AllMyData's Project Tahoe might fit the bill here)
  • Jesse Vincent's Prophet
  • Cluenet.org is an organization of UNIX servers across the Internet that are combined to provide free services to users; Users are required to show respect to others and spread knowledge
• Virtual machine provisioning (Amazon EC2)
  • http://eucalyptus.cs.ucsb.edu is free and EC2 compatible, but needs service providers to use it
  • Globus
  • OpenNebula
• Virtual web hosting (Google AppEngine)
  • 10gen
  • AppScale
• Community Cloud showstoppers (opt-in grid hosting based on the principles of http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/)
  • Phantom Anonymity protocol being a known hoster makes one an easy target for attackers (spammers, crackers); anonymity counters that!
  • Filtering spam & malware out of the hosting cloud is harder than on the blog comments, wikis; noone wants to be part of a network that spreads spam and malware
• Ecryption
  • CACert makes free SSL Certificates
  • FSFE Fellowship Card OpenPGP cryptographic smartcard
• Domain Names
  • Social DNS
  • Distributed DNS

[edit] Project Hosting

• Trac-based options including cluemapper, oforge, agilo, kforge. None of these have real built-in FNS features on either a technical or license level, but some FNS features can be tacked on with sys admin work outside the projects themselves.
• FNS Project Hosting - FNS Software Research - Research into options with built-in FNS features.
• Launchpad.net is licensed under AGPLv3.0
• code.autonomo.us - Host your project without depending on the cloud!
  • Gitorious aims to provide a great way of doing distributed opensource code collaboration
• Software statistics (ohloh.net)
  • CIA A real-time window software development, GPL licensed
• CPAN for web development
  • JavaScript Archive Network is a comprehensive resource for JavaScript libraries and software (Dead for 1.67 years)
  • maybe we can add a html/CSS template sharing feature to that JSAN...
• For non-software projects (community organizing) Open Planning Project has [2] [3]
• Virtual Hosting For Free Software VHFFS is used by http://tuxfamily.org to host free software and libre-related websites like Art Libre promoters or LUG
• several other libre forge are listed at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forge_(software) and other software hosting is compared (not always based on free software)
• Fossil is a distributed version control system (similar to git, hg, etc.) with a built-in web interface including wiki, tickets, and history all in a single small binary. Can be run as a CGI program even on many shared hosts. GPL license. Built by the author of SQLite.

[edit] Knowledge Bases

• Text-based
  • MediaWiki
• Structured Tables (Freebase.com)
• Location related (wikimapia.org, wikicrimes.org)
• Q&A (Stack Overflow)
  • Shapado
  • Solace

[edit] Already covered areas

• Blogging
  • Wordpress
  • LiveJournal, Typead,

• Microblogging:
  • Identi.ca
  • Jisko.net
  • Jaiku Engine

• Identity / credentials
  • OpenID [4]
  • OAuth [5]

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Herramientas alternativas a Delicious

por jlori el 20 Dec 2010, a las 09:20 en abiertos, recopilaciones, recursos, redes sociales

Un post abierto y conjunto de Tíscar Lara y José Luis Orihuela: recopilación de recursos para la gestión de marcadores como alternativa a Delicious:

Exportación de enlaces de Delicious

Delicious: Export/Download Your Delicious Bookmarks

Importación de enlaces de Delicious

Diigo: Transition from Delicious to Diigo – Instruction & FAQ

The Next Web: How to: Export, Import and Migrate Your Delicious Bookmarks

Gestión de marcadores

BlinkList Permite guardar, etiquetar y compartir enlaces. Genera fuentes RSS de usuarios.

Diigo Más que un gestor de enlaces, una herramienta de investigación personal y colaborativa con funciones de red social y articulación con Twitter.

Faves Gestión social de enlaces. Permite compartir enlaces en el ámbito de grupos de usuarios.

Faviki Gestión social de enlaces con un toque de web semántica, asociando las etiquetas a entradas de la Wikipedia.

Favilous Gestión de marcadores en línea con una apuesta por la visualización en formato portal.

Google Bookmarks Servicio de marcadores en línea idóneo para usuarios de Gmail. Búsquedas por títulos y por etiquetas. Permite exportación en formato html.

Historious Servicio de gestión de marcadores modelo freemium, que se presenta como una “gran laternativa a Delicious”. Permite importar y exportar referencias.

Mister Wong Guardar, etiquetar y compartir favoritos. Creación de grupos públicos y privados.

Pinboard Servicio de pago, centrado en la simplicidad y en la rapidez, que se define como “antisocial bookmarking”.

Sabro.us Aplicación para la gestión de enlaces en el servidor del usuario. Es de código abierto y funciona con PHP y MySQL.

Wonderpage Gestión social de enlaces con visualización mediante capturas.

Xmarks Aplicación para sincronizar y almacenar favoritos entre distintos navegadores.

Gestión de colecciones

Evernote Compilación de apuntes, notas, textos, imágenes, vídeos y todo tipo de recortes multimedia. Servicio web combinado con gestores de escritorio y aplicaciones móviles que permiten sincronizar los materiales en la misma cuenta desde cualquier punto de acceso.

Licorize Más allá de la gestión de enlaces, un servicio con perfiles de gestor de tareas. Una buena opcion para crear colecciones en torno a proyectos.

Trunky.ly Una aplicación donde centralizar, archivar y localizar fácilmente todos los enlaces que marcamos en Facebook, Twitter y Delicious.

Zootool Permite marcar y guardar contenido web desde la navegación y compartirlo con las cuentas de Twitter, FriendFeed y Tumblr. Incluye un acceso directo para el navegador.

Gestión de referencias bibliográficas

Bibster Proyecto de intercambio p2p de referencias bibliográficas que aplica tecnología semántica.

CiteUlike Gestor de referencias online con potencialidades de red social que permite compartir lecturas con otros usuarios y exportar los registros en formatos estandarizados.

Connotea Similar a CiteUlike permite identificar, organizar, comentar y compartir referencias bibliográficas online.

H2O Playlist Permite crear de forma colaborativa playlists o listas de lecturas recomendadas en torno a un tema determinado. Proyecto en pruebas del Berkman Center for Internet & Society.

LibraryThing Red social de aficionados a la lectura de libros. Los miembros marcan los libros que tienen, que han leído, que han prestado, etc. Incluye foros de debate.

Mendeley También conocido como el iTunes de la Academia, permite crear perfiles de usuario, organizar grupos y compartir colecciones bibliográficas.

Rfbase Base de datos que permite gestionar referencias académicas online y exportarlas en diversos formatos.

Zotero Gestor integrado en los navegadores para capturar, guardar y compartir referencias bibliográficas. Incluye un plugin para facilitar la cita automática de las referencias en los procesadores de texto. Proyecto del Center for History and New Media.

Otras recopilaciones y repercusiones

ABC.es: Seis sustitutos de Delicious

AlternativeTo.net: Delicious alternatives and similar software

Área Estratégica: Lo que debemos aprender del inminente cierre de Delicious

Bitelia: Seis alternativas a Delicious

El caparazón: El posible cierre de delicious: reflexiones sobre bookmarking y algunas alternativas

Phil Bradley’s weblog: 28 delicious alternatives to Delicious

Search Engine Land: 10 Alternatives To Delicious.com Bookmarking

SinPapel: Cinco alternativas frente al cierre de Delicious

The Next Web: 6 Solid Alternatives to Delicious

Weblog Magazine: 5 alternativas a Delicious

Wikipedia: Social Bookmarking Sites

Wwwhat’s new: Alternativas a delicious que permiten importar nuestros enlaces

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3 comentarios

#1 Fresh From Twitter: Gracias a todos … | Periodistas en Twitter el 20 Dec 2010 a las 09:20

[...] a todos los que aportaron sugerencias de herramientas alternativas a Delicious #delialt [...]

#2 Tweets that mention eCuaderno -- Topsy.com el 20 Dec 2010 a las 09:20

[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Jose Luis Orihuela, Tíscar Lara, rafa.aguilera, Ana Calderón and others. Ana Calderón said: Herramientas alternativas a Delicious, ¿cuál me recomendáis? http://bit.ly/gGhI3z [...]

#3 Daniel el 20 Dec 2010 a las 13:20

Yo recomiendo personalmente http://www.ibigbang.com

Un gestor de marcadores totalmente novedoso y visual. Además puedes importar tus marcadores de Delicious directamente en un paso.

Pruébalo y comenta!
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