Wednesday, February 13, 2002Glenn Fleishman has a story about how the Google appliance does XML and other goodies...
the templates can be built as XSLT documents, allowing the use of structured XML template generators for managing the output style. You can also take the raw XML output and work with it, too, which opens up a wide array of possibilities of combining Google's search output with other services. Yum!
[Via lawrence's notebook]
the templates can be built as XSLT documents, allowing the use of structured XML template generators for managing the output style. You can also take the raw XML output and work with it, too, which opens up a wide array of possibilities of combining Google's search output with other services. Yum!
[Via lawrence's notebook]
Personalized Results: Exploring The Future Of Google
last year Google acquired a company, Outride,Inc., who researched heavily into personalizing data...
[Via WebmasterWorld]
last year Google acquired a company, Outride,Inc., who researched heavily into personalizing data...
[Via WebmasterWorld]
Dave asks: Would a designer please write a Table-less CSS Templates for Newbies, to explain why tables are evil. I don't get it.
Well I wouldn't call myself a designer, but table are evil for the same reason CORBA is evil. They assume so much things about the display engine (visual internet browsers on a PC) that it makes them inflexible. They work. But they assume too much. What if the display device is a printer, a braille reader, a cell phone, a voice browser? Or something not invented yet?
CSS is to display technologies what XML-RPC is to internetworking of apps, it assumes decoupling.
As for the write a Table-less CSS Templates part, I'm working on it.
Well I wouldn't call myself a designer, but table are evil for the same reason CORBA is evil. They assume so much things about the display engine (visual internet browsers on a PC) that it makes them inflexible. They work. But they assume too much. What if the display device is a printer, a braille reader, a cell phone, a voice browser? Or something not invented yet?
CSS is to display technologies what XML-RPC is to internetworking of apps, it assumes decoupling.
As for the write a Table-less CSS Templates part, I'm working on it.
Agile Software Development: A Critical Review
This short book is full of good ideas for making software projects more successful.
[Via kuro5hin.org]
This short book is full of good ideas for making software projects more successful.
[Via kuro5hin.org]
Microsoft to debut developer tools
The software giant is set to take its all-important Web services plan to its most important clientele: software developers. C'est par là que ça passe!
[Via CNET News.com]
The software giant is set to take its all-important Web services plan to its most important clientele: software developers. C'est par là que ça passe!
[Via CNET News.com]
Rock says Canada is in decline
10 mores states for the US (or we could probably consolidate into 3 or 4)... Good time for Quebec to separate? Do I care? Back to our regular program...
[Via moreover canada news]
10 mores states for the US (or we could probably consolidate into 3 or 4)... Good time for Quebec to separate? Do I care? Back to our regular program...
[Via moreover canada news]
A White Paper on Authentication and Access Management Issues in
Cross-organizational Use of Networked Information Resources
As institutions implement networked information strategies which call for sharing and licensing access to information resources in the networked environment, authentication and access management have emerged as major issues which threaten to impede progress. While considerable work has been done over the last two decades on authentication within institutions and, more recently, in support of consumer-oriented electronic commerce on the Internet, a series of new technical and policy issues emerge in the cross-organizational authentication and access management context.
Ça date un peu mais ca donne un excellent contexte sur le sujet.
Cross-organizational Use of Networked Information Resources
As institutions implement networked information strategies which call for sharing and licensing access to information resources in the networked environment, authentication and access management have emerged as major issues which threaten to impede progress. While considerable work has been done over the last two decades on authentication within institutions and, more recently, in support of consumer-oriented electronic commerce on the Internet, a series of new technical and policy issues emerge in the cross-organizational authentication and access management context.
Ça date un peu mais ca donne un excellent contexte sur le sujet.
