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Posts tagged 'microsummaries'


The Right Way to do Ajax is Declaratively July 13, 2006 14:33 Don't write your interactive Web application in custom Javascript! The Web's Declarative nature needn't be broken just because you want two-way dynamic data instead of one-way documents on your site. Instead, write Declaratively to generic Javascripts, plugins and browser features such as Hijax, hInclude, XForms, SVG, XBL, etc. ... Read "The Right Way to do Ajax is Declaratively" architecture ■ ■ xtech ■ ■ declarative ■ ■ web2.0 ■ ■ microformats ■ ■ microsummaries ■ ■ ajax ■ ■ event-driven ■ ■ rest ■ ■ Microformats Challenge Web Feeds and Web APIs! June 7, 2006 19:10 Microformats are subversive: they not only challenge the approach of full-blown Semantic Web approaches, but even question fundamental Web 2.0 building blocks such as Web Feeds and Web APIs. I recently attended XTech 2006, where there were a few talks related to Microformats. After summarising these talks, I'll finish with my shocking revelations about the subversive nature of Microformats! ... Read "Microformats Challenge Web Feeds and Web APIs!" semanticweb ■ ■ xtech ■ ■ declarative ■ ■ web2.0 ■ ■ publishsubscribe ■ ■ app ■ ■ microformats ■ ■ microsummaries ■ ■ rest ■ ■ atom ■ ■

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