Keep Up With Available Mashups

Want to know what mashed-up applications are coming down the pipe? Check out a very nice service: Mashup Feed (http://www.mashupfeed.com/.)

There are actually six sets of information here. There's a list of the most recent mashups including the date they were added. Mouseover the title of the mashup to get a description and a list of the APIs used. There's a list of the most popular mashups with the date they were last updated. Mouseover these to get a description, list of APIs used, number of visits, and average user rating.

A list of APIs ranks 'em by the number of mashups in which they're used. Click on the name of an API to go to that API's page at ProgrammableWeb.com. A list of the most popular tags and the amount of times they're used also goes to ProgrammableWeb.com (mapping-related tags, as you might imagine, are very popular.) Finally down at the bottom are two tag clouds, one for the APIs and one for the mashups themselves. A group of stats in the upper-right corner alerts you to the number of mashups, APIs, and the average number of new things being added every day.

And of course, with all this goodness you know there'd be an RSS feed to keep up with all this mashup goodness. And so there is!

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