[I'll be back Thursday evening (assuming the connectivity doesn't die in the meanwhile).]
OOP Criticism. "Object Oriented Programming Oversold!" [Vitriolic!]
Jon Udell: Java, XML, and Web services. "Simple text messages, readable and writable by people and computers, live at the core of every successful Internet application." [An excellent piece.]
Firewire Keychain FAQ. [Tiny, keychain sized, drives or memory chips. Excellent.]
Conversations #2: Null References. "She shook her head sadly. 'This he knows. I cannot teach him; he is drawn to Undefined Behavior. My apprentice, beware the path to Undefined Behavior. Once you start down that path, it will dominate your life forever. It will consume your time, as you try to track down and fix problems.' "
O'Reilly Network: Jon Udell: Instant Outlining, Instant Gratification. "Communication in this environment is by invitation only, and two-way communication requires mutual invitation. Sayonara to spam. If someone annoys you, just drop his or her feed. Conversely, if you annoy other people they can drop you. This social model is closely related to last month's notion of blogging as a conversation by mutual consent, subtly but crucially different from a discussion group or mailing list where it's much harder to filter out noise."
Cocoa Dev Central: Serving Cocoa Newbies. "Adding a "Check for New Version" Feature to Your App". [Heh. XML and HTTP. Two great tastes that taste great together.]
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