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Tag Archives: standards
some public transit data notes
I started writing this post a few weeks ago and have mostly forgotten what I was going to write about. whups… Headway Wiki is a great wiki for public transit data, which accompanies the Headway blog. I added some links … Continue reading
Tagged metronauts, publictransit, standards, torontotransitcamp, transit, transitcamp
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Sniff browser history for improved user experience
Sniff browser history for improved user experience – Niall turns what was first revealed as sort of a web browser privacy problem, into a pretty neat feature. Depending on your perspective, this is either very elegant or very inelegant 😉
Tagged css, nialkennedy, privacy, standards
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Pattern Finder: Standards Work Doesn’t Have to Be Contentious
Pattern Finder: Standards Work Doesn’t Have to Be Contentious – I’ll second that. DeWitt has been doing great work with OpenSearch.
Tagged opensearch, standards
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There is no XML without namespaces
Yes, this makes two blog posts today, and yes, I’m going to talk about XML again. I’ve suspected this for a while, but hadn’t looked into it. Thanks to Sam Ruby, I see that someone has: Who knows an XML … Continue reading
Tagged atom, namespaces, rss, standards, xml
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‘my portal’ pages
Via Marc Canter, I learn that AOL is creating YAPP (yet another personal portal), in the DHTML/AJAX style. That’s by no means a bad thing, though. So now we have all the major players with a personalizable home page: Yahoo!, … Continue reading
Tagged ajax, aol, google, homepage, microformats, msn, standards, startpage, windowslive
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Tim Bray on XML Languages
Tim’s two recent pieces are just fantastic: On XML Language Design and Don’t Invent XML Languages. I was originally going to take out some points, and comment that I agree with them and why, but Tim makes a lot of … Continue reading
Major OpenSearch upgrade
I’ve been hard at work at A9.com, working on the OpenSearch website. Here’s some of what’s new: OpenSearch 1.1 Draft 2 The first draft went up in September – hopefully the second draft will become final within a few weeks. … Continue reading
Tagged a9, opensearch, standards, xml
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IEBlog : Hello from LA!
IEBlog : Hello from LA! – placeholder until tomorrow when I comment on this
Tagged browsers, ie, opensearch, standards, syndication
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