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Debian/Ubuntu PHP packages and virtual hosts
I am a big fan of the Debian packaging system and use it on my Ubuntu systems as much as I can as it greatly simplifies both the installation of new software and more important their maintenance and security updates. … Continue reading
HTML 5 turns documents into applications
The W3C has published the first Working Draft of HTML 5 the first work done on HTML since HTML 4.01 has been published in December 1999. Everyone agrees that this is a big step, but in which direction? Continue reading
Sun to buy the M from LAMP
Sun has announced their intention to buy MySQL, the number one database for web applications used both by Google et Amazon but also powering most of personal blogs. Sun has considered that being the M from “LAMP” (Linux, Apache, MySQL, … Continue reading
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To XForms or not to XForms?
Yahoo! has released Yahoo! Mobile Developer Platform sous le nom de « Blueprint » and the news has been widely commented by XForms fans: Micah Dubinko states that “Yahoo! introduces mobile XForms” and Erik Bruchez “Yahoo! goes XForms” The roadmap … Continue reading
Adios Syncato
It’s been fun to use Syncato, but the lack of any kind of efficient anti spam is really overwhelming and I had to switch to something else to reopen the comments that I had to close with Syncato. I am … Continue reading
First contact with Facebook
Being already using LinkedIn and Video, I wasn’t really excited by joining yet another networking community, but a friend of mine kept saying that Facebook was different and more open and he convinced me to join insisting that his life … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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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 … Continue reading
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