Monday, April 22, 2002

Recommended reading: How to be a revolution by Dave Winer 1:12:10 PM

Friday, April 12, 2002

Yeah! The links below were grabbed via XML-RPC from bloghoo.com. I'm busy polishing BlogHoo for the big grand opening. There's not much content (yet), but I've got some tricks up my sleeve that're sure to please. Hint: What can a blogger never get enough of?  Education  General Programming  Personal Computing  Web Programming  Wireless Alphabetical Links Blog.org Author/Editor: David Brake Likely Topics: Internet, digital TV, community regeneration CamWorld Author/Editor: Cameron Barrett Likely Topics: gadgets, Apple, content management, web standards Dan Bricklin's Log Author/Editor: Dan Bricklin Likely Topics: gadget reviews, pc industry, digital photography Onlineblog Likely Topics: new economy, big-business foibles SlashDot Likely Topics: Linux, Open Source, cartoons, space travel, cool tech toys 3:36:56 PM

Thursday, April 04, 2002

There's a new toy in blogland. 11:53:43 AM

Wednesday, February 06, 2002

Everything you need to know to connect Radio and Zope via XML-RPC can be found at these three links: http://radio.userland.com/webServicesTutorial http://www.zope.org/Members/Amos/XML-RPC http://www.zope.org/Members/teyc/howxmlrpc There's not much. That's why it works. 3:20:23 PM

Behold! The world's first (?) Radio --> Zope, English --> Pig Latin DIY web service (or RZEPLDIYWS):  I'dyay ikelay otay eachtay ethay orldway otay ingsay inyay erfectpay armonyhay (from Zope). 2:58:44 PM

Tuesday, February 05, 2002

Q: How many lines of Python (Zope) code did it take to serve the example below? A: def hello_world(strName):    return "Hello, " + strName + "!" 11:02:16 AM

This is from Zope: Hello, Aaron!! It took me just five minutes to hook Radio up to my remote Zope site (I program, but this is my first shot at XML-RPC). Now I get it. 10:27:28 AM