Thursday, June 06, 2002

Onramps, offramps, Groove, and blogs. Jeroen Bekkers demonstrates that the membrane separating blogspace from groovespace is already more permeable than you might think: ... 3:43:10 PM

A Flash MX rich edit control. Tim Appnel wonders whether the universal canvas and Flash MX will intersect. He points to Stuart Schoneveld's tantalizing demonstration of a Flash MX rich edit control. Thanks Tim! ... 2:49:08 PM

Seeing and tuning social networks. My reason for planting the "horizon of observability" meme yesterday is now revealed. In my OreillyNet column this month, I interview Jon Schull and Valdis Krebs who both offer great perspectives on the social networking craze that is sweeping through blogspace. ... 2:49:07 PM

Matt Pope on collaborative flow between Groove and blogspace. Matt Pope muses on how collaboration can flow into and out of Groove: ... 2:49:07 PM

The fisheye lens effect in a Flash MX listbox. A new twist on an old widget: ... 2:49:07 PM

Groovespace, blogspace, and Google: Q and A from Michael Herman. A little Q and A from Michael Herman, CTO of Parallelspace: ... 2:49:07 PM

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The weblog neighborhood, DJ'd and Blogdexified: ... 2:49:07 PM

Visualizing XML with Flash. Jeremy Allaire wrote to point out an interesting Flash visualization of the Macromedia resource feed. It uses the two extra metadata elements in the feed -- resource type and product -- as handles for filtering. The presentation is a bit confusing because your eye tries to put the product indicators into a tabular layout that is (falsely) implied by the resource type names. That row of names reads as a table header, but isn't one. Still, very slick! ... 2:49:07 PM

Bold neighbors. Some weblog neighbors who should be bold are not: ... 2:49:06 PM

Weblog neighborhoods. Excellent! Radio can now harvest channelroll data: ... 2:49:06 PM

Google does catalogs! Jeffrey P Shell writes: ... 2:49:06 PM

Microsoft plans new Web services push. The software maker will announce plans Thursday for technology that will allow businesses to authenticate user identities between companies and applications using Web services standards. [CNET News.com] 2:29:03 PM

I'd pay good money to see that.... [Via Sam Ruby] [BitWorking] You'll have to get Sam to give you a rendition at the next RTP bloggers lunch. 2:29:03 PM

Mozilla 1.0 Officially Here [Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters] 2:29:03 PM

Latest IE Hole Lets Gopher Root You [Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters] 2:29:03 PM

Weblog Neighborhood 2:29:03 PM

Back from the SOAPBuilders F2F, it was a blast (as was the previous one), as well as some familar faces, it was great to see some new blood from Sun, Tibco & WebMethods. 2:29:03 PM