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lastmod 2026-03-24created 2021-06-1113 edits

Pinterest is a social networking service where users post images they want to scrap and share them with other users; the name is a blend of "pin" and "interest". The service's most distinctive feature is that you can collect and manage image files in a way similar to pinning photos to an image board.

This kind of layout is called a Masonry layout.

See also

  • Social networking service (SNS)
  • Pinry - open source ver, alternative.
  • Masonry layout (Masonry image list)
  • Vue Grid Layout - A grid layout system for Vue.js, like Gridster, for Vue.js. Heavily inspired by React-Grid-Layout
  • Dribbble - Dribbble is a self-promotion and social networking platform for digital designers and creatives.
  • Creative Market - An online marketplace for community-generated design assets. The company sells fonts, graphics, illustrations, mockups, icons, templates, web themes, stock photos, and other digital goods for web creators.
  • Loadmo.re - Gives inspiration for unconventional web design

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Articles

  • How Pinterest built a production MCP ecosystem for AI agents | GeekNews (Pinterest, MCP)
    • [Original] Building an MCP Ecosystem at Pinterest | by Pinterest Engineering | Pinterest Engineering Blog | Mar, 2026 | Medium
    • Pinterest's experience adopting MCP as the standard for connecting tools to AI agents and integrating it at production level into real engineering workflows such as IDEs, internal chat, and AI agents
    • An architecture combining many domain-specific MCP servers (Presto, Spark, Airflow, etc.) with a central registry instead of a single monolithic server
    • Least-privilege principle for sensitive data applied through a dual authentication layer of end-user JWT + SPIFFE mesh identity and business-group-based access control
    • Quantitative results: 66,000 invocations per month, 844 monthly active users, and an estimated 7,000 hours saved per month
    • The keys to establishing MCP as engineer productivity infrastructure rather than a mere experiment were security-first design, a unified deployment pipeline, and direct integration into the tools employees already use
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