BellaBiblio v2 is Live
The new version of my book rating script — BellaBiblio — is now online.
BellaBiblio now includes an Ajax searcher that integrates with Amazon Web Services, allowing you to enter a keyword and pull down information on your books. This integration is all thanks to the work of Mat, who integrated the Ajax and made it all nifty. The new stuff cuts out the manual to-ing and fro-ing to Amazon to pick up the ISBN/etc. There's also basic support for a recommended books add-on, which can/will be improved in the future.
The biggest change is probably the fact that BellaBiblio is now released under the GPL. Although this doesn't mean a great deal to the majority of you, it allows other developers to work with the script however they see fit.
As per usual, if you find any bugs or problems please let me know. Feedback is appreciated.
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On Sun 2nd Dec 2007 @ 22:50, Ben said:
Yay! Finally.
On Sun 2nd Dec 2007 @ 22:50, Jenny said:
Awesome! Thanks Mat and Jem for the good work. ^-^ *goes off to download*
On Sun 2nd Dec 2007 @ 23:56, Grant said:
I dont use this but its great to see it updated
On Mon 3rd Dec 2007 @ 03:09, Casey said:
Awesome
On Mon 3rd Dec 2007 @ 03:43, Mat said:
Thanks for the plug Jem. The Ajax amazon feature was something that I just initially saw as the perfect thing for use in BellaBiblio from my own experience and lazyness it was just too much work to have another browser tab running around the web looks for those details and 9/10 id go to amazon to find those details so what better way than to harness the service itself. I'm glad we could work together and managed to stay on track even with all that time in-between
Thanks Jem; I look forward to doing this again sometime.
On Mon 3rd Dec 2007 @ 05:06, Ning said:
I never thought I'd want a book reviewing section entirely since I didn't think I'd need a script itself for something I do once in a blue moon but it looks just too attractive to resist. I probably will try it out soon! Great work and thanks for the hard work!
On Mon 3rd Dec 2007 @ 09:57, Kim said:
Yay!
*goes to upgrade* Thanks Jem and Mat. 
On Mon 3rd Dec 2007 @ 15:43, Jabed said:
I just adore your little bee quilt sign on your sidebar, which programme did you make it. Speaking of pixels, I think you should make some pixel tutorials on your tutorial wesbite
On Mon 3rd Dec 2007 @ 17:02, Jenny said:
Jabed, not speaking for Jem -- well, OK, I guess I am -- but I'm pretty sure that that's a premade from the qbee site.
On Mon 3rd Dec 2007 @ 17:20, Jem said:
@Jenny: Cheers
I already mentioned it via email but I guess that answers it for anyone who comes here - I also said that those looking for pixel tutorials should check out the websites of other q*bee members because I can't pixel to save my life!
On Tue 4th Dec 2007 @ 02:37, Jenny said:
awesome. i've been wanting to try it out and now i think i will.
On Tue 4th Dec 2007 @ 13:04, Carly said:
Oh wow... I may use this in the future for any projects I come across. The ajax sounds spiffy, lol...
On Wed 5th Dec 2007 @ 01:08, Yvonne said:
I hope you're doing the Bella Fanlisting Collective next!! I've been waiting forever for it. =) I can't wait to use it and finally have my things organized!!
On Mon 30th Jun 2008 @ 20:10, I Loathe JavaScript — jemjabella.co.uk said:
[...] my hair out, I enlisted the help of JavaScript guru whizzmaster Mat. You may remember him as the guy who Ajaxified BellaBiblio v2. He has been fan-fucking-tastic and I think we’re actually starting to get somewhere… [...]