By bloid
via blogs.sun.com
Published: Nov 17 2008 / 06:16
It seems pretty cool. Zembly is an on-line platform for creating 'things', which are 'services', 'widgets', and 'applications'. First you create services (such as a weather service) and then you create widgets that provide a presentation layer on top of the services (such as a widget where the user needs to type in a zip code for the area of interest for the weather service).
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