Pipes Blog

Did you ever want to do something more with Pipes data? By using a Pipes webservice module you can!
There are several ways you can achieve this. You can host your own - or even host it on Google Ap...

Pipes has had a problem handling certain character sets in various feeds and XML documents. The good news is that we believe we've finally isolated the issue and the release today should solve the ...

For you web2.0 savvy people that customized your Pipes URL to http://pipes.yahoo.com/coolname/coolpipe, you might be wondering how to get your Pipe ID.
This is especially useful to Flash developers...

As some of you know, fetching Twitter feeds via Pipes often produces a 406 error in our editor, and the Pipe does not run successfully.
We have been in contact with Twitter trying to resolve this p...

It’s been a few months since we launched Pipes badges. We’ve seen them all over the web and just wanted to point out a few. Sites that use Pipes badges really have ranged the gamut from a map/photo...

Until now JSON output has been the only way to obtain all the data flowing through a Pipe. Starting today we’ve added a second way of getting all the data - serialized PHP Pipe output.
To get this,...

Did you ever want an easy way of putting Pipes output onto your website or blog?
Introducing - Pipes badges!
We currently have three types of badges - map, image and list. Map badges are available ...

It’s Pipes first birthday and we’ve grown so much!
We’d like to thank our users and developers for making Pipes so successful. It really makes us enjoy getting up in the morning and coming to work....

We were delighted to hear about the first ever pipesCamp that was recently held in Chennai, India.
The event had approximately 50 hackers and hobbyists attending. The event not only allowed experie...

This week we have two updates to our site: A new module to fetch HTML text and a small fix for easy web paths when running a Pipe.
In the past we have received requests to provide a module to fetch...