In the past we have spoken about Freelancer.com and we have used it with-in ibCom for a number for interface construction.

Elance.com is another service that has many resources that can work with the ibCom mydigitalspace onDemand platform.

You just need to get your design together and submit a project for the auction based tendering process.

Currently there are 20,000 registered Javascript programmers that can build web-based interfaces, of which many will use jQuery and its associated mass of dedicated programmers.

You can also of course use 99designs.com (or alike) to get the creative look and feel built.

You just then need the overall design document, business rules etc that combine the view and the mydigitalspace onDemand platform and a freelance programmer can bring it all together.

The virtualisation of services brings many advantages... if used for the right jobs.

Now you can read books and manage your business!

http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/tablets/amazon-unveils-200-kindle-fire-tablet-20110929-1kxr0.html

Another example of a Google Android based "view-controller" layer creating a user interface to access the mydigitalspace onDemand "model" - it's all about the user experience! - read more...

Of course in this example case, at this time, you need to be living in the US!

A very powerful feature of the onDemand service is the ability to schedule onDemand requests for periodic processing.

Great for email alert distribution, pushing information to other webservices (eg pusher.com, twitter.com, facebook.com etc), plus what ever else you can think up!

Find out more at:

http://mydsondemand.com/gettingstarted_automation

Some words on how you can use the Windows 8 Developer Preview and mydigitalspace onDemand.

http://mydsondemand.com/gettingstarted_windows8

Why Simple Things Become Complex (and How Complex Things Can Be Made Simple)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simplexity

New book:

http://www.amazon.com/Simplexity-Simple-Things-Become-Complex/dp/1401303013