dpchiesa

flickr_eyecandy is a very simple WordPress Plugin.
It provides a WordPress Widget that selects and displays one random photo from Flickr 
in the sidebar, each time the page loads. The plugin uses the Flickr API, and authenticates via 
an API key that YOU (the installer) acquire via the Yahoo API Console.
It does not present a gallery. It’s just one photo. The photo changes when you reload the page, but it does not change while the page is being displayed.
You specify a tag or set of tags to filter the photos. 
For example, if you specify “usa,flag”, you will get only photos tagged 
with “usa” and “flag”.
<h3>Dependencies</h3>
<ul>
<li>This plugin depends on and uses the published Flickr REST API.</li>
<li>It also relies on and uses the Curl library within PHP.</li>
<li>It makes outbound http connections from the WordPress/PHP server. Most hosters allow this, so it won’t be a problem.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Thanks</h3>
Thanks for your interest!
You can make a donation at http://dinochiesa.github.io/FlickrWidgetDonate.html
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-Dino Chiesa

FlickrEyeCandy

flickr_eyecandy is a very simple Wordpress Plugin.

matt_mcbrien

WP SimpleWeather allows you to quickly and easily display the current weather at any location you enter using the Yahoo! Weather API. WP SimpleWeather is exactly what you’d expect from the name. A SIMPLE way to display weather via a wordpress plugin. It is easily installed, widgetized, and comes with an expansive yet easy to use settings page.
The WP SimpleWeather Plugin was adapted from the simpleWeather jQuery plugin by <a href="http://paperkilledrock.com/2010/06/how-to-display-weather-with-jquery/" rel="nofollow ugc">James Fleeting</a>.

WP SimpleWeather

WP SimpleWeather allows you to quickly and easily display the current weather at any location you enter using the Yahoo! Weather API.

FlickrEyeCandy vs WP SimpleWeather