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Linspire and Microsoft in agreement over something? Although it sounds unlikely at first glance, that is exactly what is happening as the developer of the Linspire commercial and Freespire community desktop Linux operating systems announces it will join Microsoft in its efforts to improve the...
Read More | Jul 3rd, 2007 | Comments: 6 | Last Comment: Jul 5th, 2007
These days I’ve been working on creating feed reader which retrieves data from weather.com site. They provide detailed SDK and information you’ll need to read information from their site.
I had to use ASP as script language to read XOAP service data. What is interesting a lot of sites provide...
Read More | Nov 2nd, 2006
Tim Berners-Lee has a blog that is, more often than not, worth reading. Certainly that has been the case over the weekend as the inventor of the World Wide Web has been talking about reinventing HTML.
Referring to the W3C HTML group Berners-Lee admits that it is important to have real developers...
Read More | Oct 30th, 2006
I was reading the Google Code Blog and noticed that Google software engineer Matthias Zenger happened to announce the availability of the updated Google Base Data API last week.
This lets you develop applications that can dynamically interact with Google Base, obviously. Perhaps a little less...
Read More | Aug 28th, 2006 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Sep 8th, 2006
It has been a busy week for both W3C and anyone who is serious about XML. The W3C XML Core Working Group has published the fourth edition of XML 1.0, and second editions of XML 1.1 and Namespaces in XML 1.0 and 1.1.
Forming, as they do, the bedrock for W3C-defined technologies used in the...
Read More | Aug 18th, 2006
