Building a Java-Based AIM Bot to Stay Up-To-Date on Your Flickr Activity
by Byron Johnson
January 27 2008
Social networking is currently one of the hot topics on the Internet. For some, it's synonymous with "Web 2.0." Although mega-social networking sites offer exciting new ways for people to connect online, one drawback is that now Internet users have more places to maintain various pieces of information such as photos, comments, tags, and contacts.Introducing AIM Bots: The AIM Personal Translator
by Jason Weiss
January 16, 2008Creating AIM-Enabled Applications in Java, Part 1
by James Turner
Feb 28, 2007
The AIM OpenAPI can be accessed from many different software platforms. James Turner shows how to get started with the AIM Java SDK to create a working bot in Part 1 of his series on developing AIM-enabled Java applications. More...Creating AIM-Enabled Applications in Java, Part 2
by James Turner
Apr 3, 2007
In part 2 of his series on applying OpenAIM using Java, James Turner integrates the intelligence of world famous Rogerian psychologist Eliza into his llamapsych AIM bot, logs patient activities, and sends out a PDF bill after each session. More...-
Creating AIM-Enabled Applications in Java, Part 3
by James Turner
Aug 13, 2007
Well, it's been a busy season for Larry and his llama store (for more on Larry, see part one and part two of this series). True, most of his employees quit because of his intrusive and obnoxious human resource practices, but sales are booming! Read More... Creating an AIM Plugin in C# Using the .NET Framework
by Doug Schwartz
Mar 2, 2007
AIM plugins are a convenient way to add new functionality to AIM clients. In this article, Doug Schwartz introduces AIM plugins and the Open AIM SDK, and demonstrates how to develop a simple plugin using Microsoft .NET and C#. More...