BurningbirdRecovered from the Wayback Machine. Below my Virtual Neighborhood is my Bb Reading List. This list is generated automatically using PHP from an RSS file (books.rdf), which is being build using the exact same technology as that used for ThreadNeedle. Though I didn’t use RSS as a dialect of RDF for ThreadNeedle due to the hierarchichal […]
As noted yesterday, Jonathon had suggested that if I was interested in a debate about Iraq, I should focus on Steven Den Beste: Although I don’t have any interest in discussing an invasion of Iraq on my weblog, it occurs to me Bb—if you’ll excuse the gratuitous advice—that your time might be more constructively spent debating the issues […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. The markup folks are going to be the weblogging death of me yet. It’s a variation on the classic differences between the back-end or server-side developer and the front-end designer/developer. All front-end folks know that we back-end folks are slobs when it comes to proper markup, clean web pages, and […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Working on ThreadNeedle’s vocabulary tonight. One additional level of sophistication could be to record a posts entire parentage within the RDF e.g. a – b – c – x – f – g The “path” to ‘g’ would be: a – x – f – g This isn’t complete discussion, […]
I’ve posted examples of the RDF used for ThreadNeedle to the ThreadNeedle Discussion Group. One file represents the type of RDF embedded within a posting for a threading disucssion start, one file represents the type of RDF embedded for a reply. I’ve also registered the domain threadneedle.org, and will move my work there as soon as […]