Oomph: A Microformat Toolkit from Microsoft

Posted in javascript, Microsoft, programming, software, web development by nimad on October 22, 2008

Microsoft has just released Oomph: A Microformat Toolkit. According to Karsten Januszewski, “Our main goal with Oomph is to make Microformats more accessible for users, developers and designers. Oomph is an amalgamation of applications: an Internet Explorer Add-in built in C++; a cross-browser HTML overlay built using JQuery that aggregates Microformats (hCard and hCalendar); a set of CSS styles for Microformats; and a Windows Live Writer plug-in written for inserting hCards”

There is a video demo on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx2f2Z9MMQ8

The code is on CodePlex at http://codeplex.com/oomph

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