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Monthly Archives: December 2006

Des cadeaux de Noel Web 2.0

Non content d’offrir un Wiki à XMLfr, j’ai récidivé en offrant un carnet Web à ma femme, Catherine.
Ce sera un carnet Web thématique, consacré à l’environnement et son premier billet couvre la condamnation de l’association Kokopelli, condamnée pour vendre des semences traditionnelles mais non inscrites sur une liste du catalogue officiel des plantes cultivées.
Il est [...]

A couple of things we got wrong ten years ago

I have started both to design web pages and to learn Java roughly ten years ago, back in 1996.
The first Web server I have ever used was a Netscape server. It came with built-in server side JavaScript and we were convinced that JavaScript would be a language of choice to develop server side Web applications.
Around [...]

Google API shift

Google kills their Search API. So what?
I have learned the news through David Megginson’s Quoderat under the title Beginning of the end for open web data APIs? but I don’t agree with his analysis even if it is shared by all the other posts I have read on the subject.
David writes: The replacement, Google AJAX [...]

Why XML Experts Should Care About Web 2.0

Here is the talk I had prepared for the Web 2.0 panel a the XML 2006 conference. This has been a very interactive panel and even though I haven’t pronounce exactly the same sentences, the message is the same.
I had proposed a whole session titled “Why XML Experts Should Care About Web 2.0”. I have [...]

Our Web 2.0 book appears to be tough to classify

I have arrived in Boston yesterday evening to participate to the XML 2006 conference.
Today, I spent most of my time walking in the town and I couldn’t resist to enter in the first bookshop I found to check if they had our new Web 2.0 book.
This bookshop happened to be Borders, 10 School Street and [...]

Professional Web 2.0 programming for real

I’have received my personal copies of our Web 2.0 book and they look really good.
I really like the kind foreword from Caterina Fake, co-founder of Flickr, especially when she says this book is very much about how, through technology, you can capture and delight your users. This should be the tagline of our book!
She goes [...]