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		<title>Wikipedia + iPhone</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Does anyone NOT want to write a toy iPhone web application? It was pretty much the first thing I wanted to do with my new phone. I messed around with some cool JavaScript gizmos, played with the resize-on-rotate thing, and&#8230;time passed. Today I was looking at Wikipedia and came across some information on alternate ways [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Does anyone NOT want to write a toy iPhone web application? It was pretty much the first thing I wanted to do with my new phone. I messed around with some cool JavaScript gizmos, played with the resize-on-rotate thing, and&#8230;time passed.</p>
<p>Today I was looking at Wikipedia and came across some information on alternate ways of getting information from their database (<a title="XML formatted page about REST" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/w/query.php?titles=Representational_State_Transfer&amp;what=links&amp;format=xml" target="_blank">q.v.</a>). In particular, I was intrigued by the feature whereby you can get a list of a given Wikipedia page&#8217;s outbound links. A couple of hours later, I&#8217;ve got a crude little demo that lists a topic&#8217;s related links in pairs: the first links to a similar page with a list of links for <em>that</em> topic; the second links to the actual Wikipedia page. If you have an iPhone, <a title="iPhone link: Wikipedia Threads application" href="http://do-boy.com/ithread/">try it out</a>!</p>
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