Comments on: JavaOne 2008 – Making your website social – on OpenSocial API and project SocialSite

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By: Dave Johnson

Dave Johnson — Thu, 08 May 2008 22:42:36 +0000

Thanks for blogging about our SocialSite talk. Glad you enjoyed it. Regarding the paragraph that starts with “Dave and Jamey indicated that Shindig will not have the ability to create the social graph (data)” I’d like to comment that since Shindig is an open source project, somebody may well contribute a Social Graph repository to the mix in the future. But right now and for the foreseeable, I believe the major focus of the Apache Shindig (incubating) project will be to make it really easy for sites with social data to act as OpenSocial containers. Currently, Shindig provides a set of stub interfaces that you can implement to hook in your social data and I’m not aware of any plans for a back-end social data repository and definitely not the kind of comprehensive, flexible and scalable we are working to build in Project SocialSite. We think we can add significant value beyond what Shindig offers and we hope to contribute to Shindig as well, where it makes sense.