Tuesday, September 28, 2004

> David Brown: Well, it finally happened. UserLand has release Frontier as open source. GPL, no less. I'm honored to have been asked to participate, I just wish I could do more. I'm going to work with people to get it to build under XCode, and then I'm going to try to do some deep voodoo with it.
[it's getting better]   4:19:44 PM  Link  Google It!  
> Phil Windley: I find myself explaining RSS a lot these days. When I spoke at the IT Seminar last week only a handful of the hundred or so students who were there raised their hand when I asked if they knew what RSS was. The problem is that its like trying to explain HTML, rather than the WWW. Rafe Needleman of c|net News has a video that explains RSS along with some other resources. I've added it to my RSS resources page.
[Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog]   3:45:44 PM  Link  Google It!  
> Jeff Cheney: Congratulations to my friend, Dana Kay, on the launch of her first website!
[Jeff's Weblog]   1:05:55 AM  Link  Google It!  
> Jeremy Zawodny: Back in January, I wrote about the My Yahoo RSS module that went into public beta testing. But what I didn't write about, for obvious reasons, was the thinking about the future of My Yahoo that was going on after that launch. This is clearly a different world than when My Yahoo was a New Thing. Personalization on the Web is Old News. Aggregation and Syndication are some of the hottest topics around these days...
[Jeremy Zawodny's blog]   1:01:09 AM  Link  Google It!  
> Wes Felter: Adobe is trying to cut through the RAW Tower of Babel with their DNG file format for digital photos.
[Hack the Planet]   12:41:21 AM  Link  Google It!