Mashups are an important way to allow normal users to build their own applications
responding to the specific needs of each one. The basic components of mashups are Data …

Currently on the Web there is a proliferation of software components with public APIs that
make available ready-to-use functionalities and access to contents. These APIs can be …

Mashup refers to a sort of web application developed by reusing or combining web API
services, which are very popular software components for building distributed applications …

Mashup is new development style adopted in enterprises for implementing non-mission-
critical Web applications, which are created to satisfy a business need and that often are …

Service computing and Web 2.0 are converging into a programmable as well as
composable Web. This development provides the foundation for Service Mashups …

There is an increasing tendency for Web applications to open their data silos and make
them available through APIs and RSS-based mechanisms. This permits third parties to tap …

Abstract In today's Web 2.0, mashups allow users to bring together data and services from
various Web applications in order to create a new integrated tool that serves their needs …

With the wide spread use of Web in everyday life of people, demand for more flexible Web
applications has lead to emergence of a new breed of Web Application: Web mashup. While …

Mashup are a combination of two or more data sources that have been integrated into one
service. The number of services are increased in the internet with different category. Since …