Very cool, indeed. Elegent use of javascript.
I suspect the subway option is possible, since it's just a bunch more data
points toward the center areas..
I appreciate the fact that realtor.com is reverse-engineer-friendly to the
extent that 'areaid' maps exactly to region names, and they don't mangle
the url. Yay.
Hm... if you could get a reliable source for driving commute times, and
put in the subway as well, I see potential for a very popular site. :-)
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On Tue, 23 Oct 2001, srl wrote:
> On Tue, 23 Oct 2001, Joel Gwynn wrote:
>
> > So after lot's of perl parsing and reverse engineering, here it
> > is: http://www.joelman.com/commuterrail/
> >
> > Comments and accolades welcomed.
>
> Very cool. I'd love to see a "rentals" option, and/or a subway
> option, but I suspect realtor.com wouldn't be able to help me with
> rentals. Is there source code publicly available?
>
> srl
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