Thursday, November 13, 2003

Dynamic documents revisited. Back in July, when Tim Bray pointed to a best-practices document that the W3C TAG (Technical Architecture Group) gathers periodically in exotic locations to discuss, I was exploring a way of dynamically building views of XML documents in the browser. In a couple of postings (and with some help from Bob Clary) I was able to post a Web page that turned the TAG's Web page into a dynamic outline that can selectively display elements styled as: practices principles constraints stories acronyms ednotes In addition, it can selectively display: internal links external links paragraphs containing arbitrary text ... [Jon's Radio] potential structure for personal information management of class notes BL 10:50:24 AM      Google It!.

Usability Views- Human Brain and Neural Network Behavior: A Comparison [Newsability] 10:11:52 AM      Google It!.

Single Speaker Unit Delivers Surround Sound [Slashdot] 9:44:49 AM      Google It!.

Diet may improve cognition, slow aging [Science Blog] 9:01:42 AM      .

Researchers ID enzyme that turns fleeting experience into lasting memory [Science Blog] 8:58:04 AM      Google It!.