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Wednesday, December 05, 2001

Zope 2.5.0 beta 2 announcement
11:58:48 PM    

Curl is a new programming language that supposedly speeds up display of websites by 10x and also speeds up development time AND also is backed by Tim Berners-Lee, "father" of the web. Too bad it's Windoze only for the moment; I hope the promised Mac OS X and Linux versions materialize soon!
11:27:02 PM    

via wmf.editthispage.com - Running Linux on the Apple Airport Basestation - a very cool but pointless hack IMHO!
11:19:21 PM    

Design Notes for an XML Editor - We need a good XML editor!


10:56:46 PM    


sylloge is Stewart Butterfield's weblog and it's back from what looks like a self-imposed hiatus. Stewart is currently living in Vancouver, cool!
10:50:45 PM    

Via scripting.com, John Sumser: "What's the thing after email? I'd bet on a Web Services feed to and from my desktop to tightly controlled subscriber lists...microblogs for micro audiences with the ability to carry a variety of objects. Once published, an item might have some ownership by the audience. Remember your vision of billions of web pages? It's time for billions of weblogs" - Amen!
10:29:26 PM    

Via scripting.com - The future of the Internet is participation websites - agreed and weblogs and K-Logs are participation websites so they are part of the future!
10:26:23 PM    

arstechnica: Metadata, The Mac, and You and his metadata petition to Apple
10:48:59 AM    

Via Simon: Jedit an editor written in Java
10:24:40 AM    

Another interesting interview with Dave Winer: Dave Winer, Pundit Programmer SOAP coauthor, Weblog pioneer, industry pundit—UserLand Software CEO Dave Winer puts his work and views in context
10:23:15 AM    


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