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July 12, 2012 12:40 am GMT
As our content is scattered across sites like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, the idea of a single, standalone website is starting to feel a bit quaint. On the consumer side, we're seeing that with products like About.me and Flavors.me, which try to unify your various social identities in one place. Now a digital agency called Sparkart is tackling the probably from the brand and business side, with a product called Storyteller.Sparkart founder and CEO Naveen Jain says that Storyteller "is not a toy" you need basic development skills in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to use it, because you're building sites that have the branding and functionality that you want. Right now, he says a website developers want to integrate content from other sites, they have to either manually integrate with the API of each and every site, or wait for their content management system to add the relevant upgrade or plug-in. Then, once they're integrated, they'd have to keep track of any changes to the API and its policies. With Storyteller, on the other hand, they can access data from other sites while the platform does all the "heavy lifting."
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Storyteller: Create A Website With Content From (Virtually) Anywhere
As our content is scattered across sites like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, the idea of a single, standalone website is starting to feel a bit quaint. On the consumer side, we're seeing that with products like About.me and Flavors.me, which try to unify your various social identities in one place. Now a digital agency called Sparkart is tackling the probably from the brand and business side, with a product called Storyteller.Sparkart founder and CEO Naveen Jain says that Storyteller "is not a toy" you need basic development skills in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to use it, because you're building sites that have the branding and functionality that you want. Right now, he says a website developers want to integrate content from other sites, they have to either manually integrate with the API of each and every site, or wait for their content management system to add the relevant upgrade or plug-in. Then, once they're integrated, they'd have to keep track of any changes to the API and its policies. With Storyteller, on the other hand, they can access data from other sites while the platform does all the "heavy lifting."Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/kILmtdjX8LE/
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