BurningbirdWeb and tech standards
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Mark Pilgrim has a new article over at O’Reilly Network: What is RSS. It focuses on working with the major varieties of RSS out in net land. Considering that Mark isn’t exactly the greatest fan of RDF/XML, I thought his coverage of RSS 1.0 to be unbiased. He didn’t holler out with, “RDF […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. It would seem that there are folks out and about playing with RDF, in particular FOAF,a Friend-of-a-Friend RDF vocabulary. Mark Pilgrim’s playing with it. So is Sam Ruby and Phil. Phil had some problems with the original FOAF file generated for him by the FOAF-o-matic in that it includes blank nodes — equivalent to a subject-predicate-object (noun-property-value) that doesn’t have […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. (Note, names have been changed to protect the deliciously guilty…) [12:19] Shelly: “Postscript: You know, there are no women involved in the RDF/RSS working group or the RDF working group. I think this should change. Perhaps I should lurk less and talk more. Any other lady techs in the audience wish […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. (Note, names have been changed to protect the deliciously guilty…) [12:19] Shelly: “Postscript: You know, there are no women involved in the RDF/RSS working group or the RDF working group. I think this should change. Perhaps I should lurk less and talk more. Any other lady techs in the audience wish […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Regarding RSS, Dave will be releasing his version of RSS tomorrow. Ben Hammersley has taken on the responsibility to try and get feedback to Dave about the Userland RSS. Good job, Ben, and good on you for taking this on. I’ll even forgive you for eating Marmite for this one. You can view my opinion […]