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Re: Amazon Web Services


  • Subject: Re: Amazon Web Services
  • From: Ruth Bygrave <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 05:10:00 +0100


On 20 Jun 2007, at 04:11, John C. Welch wrote:

On 6/19/07 21:53 PM, "Ruth Bygrave" <email@hidden> wrote:

I want to do my own book catalogue eventually, using Amazon for
lookup to help with data entry. I feel this would be fun and teach me
a lot, and I like books.

Honestly? Buy Delicious Library, then after you see what it does, email Wil
Shipley, and chat with him. He's a bit...into...Cocoa, but he's a nice sort,
and likes to encourage people such as yourself.

What I want to do as the beginning of the project is use my barcode scanner to keep track of my library books so I can keep them up to date. If I never have to do the data entry by hand (because the ISBN is unambiguous lookup and I can get that with a barcode scanner), and I don't have to worry about it being scalable because it's 20 books at a time, I could have great fun with that. But the 'no data entry' end of the project would depend on lookup, which is the bit I don't know how to do.


Actually, you may be right. If I buy Delicious Library and use it to enter all my 500 books, I've got the ordinary dumb user stuff done for me in something I can use, it's worth $40 to me to get the data entry done for me by somebody else doing lookup, and I could then e- mail Will and ask if he could give me a few hints about where to start with my silly 'keeping my library books up to date' app...

Thanks, that's a great help.

One of my big problems with this list is that I assume it's full of busy professionals and it's somehow a bit unfair to bother them with Script Kiddie questions...

Regards, Ruth
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