By admin | October 29, 2007
It never ceases to amaze me, that the best experience we seem to come up with for feeding a computer, after multi-touch this-and-that and semantic wonderment, and peer2peer, socially syndicated gobble-d-gook, are text fields, radio buttons, check boxes and menus. My Dad used to say that he had an unparalleled skill at creating errors on [...]
By admin | October 24, 2007
Listening to conversations between designers and developers is an endless source of amusement. Contributors and visionaries from both camps will always have expectations and frame questions from the view of their own professional specialty. It gets even better, when a programmer and a designer discuss working Agile methodologies, and gets even better when they have [...]
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By joe10 | October 7, 2007
So I decided that a new website is in order. Why? Well, the current most recent version of my site was made in 2003, and a lot’s changed since then. First off, I’m not in the business of providing custom solutions anymore: that site really showed the range of services I had been providing my [...]
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Here is a list of links which explain, in increasing levels of sophistication, an initiative which is attempting to make sense of the glut of information on the web. The plan is to make it so computer programs can make logical assumptions and relationships between resources on the Web based on the semantics of their [...]
Only in the SNA category because RDF seems an important vehicle for conecting related information. A good place to start for the begining technical explorer. RDF Tutorial – Part I: basic syntax and containers