After some extended time without any new entries, I am back. Besides being insanely busy with all kinds of work for the last couple of weeks, I am going through a somewhat stressful personal time: a close family member is…
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My paper on persistent AJaX is to be published in the Research Disclosure Journal. Please find it here. There are no new additions, just a formal publication. AJaX Web 2.0
Thanks to the folks at blogs.sun.com, crossposting works for me (again). THe issue was that in the new 3.0 Roller deployment, all XMLRPC traffic was redirected to an HTTPS endpoint – which makes a lot of sense, but caused my…
Tom Clark brought a very interesting article on patents to my attention: http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,2013011,00.asp This is really not to single out Microsoft – everybody in the technology field(s) is doing this kind of thing right now. But it is plain wrong:…
Here is a very nice introduction to ontologies within the context of the semantic web and – in particular – OWL: http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~horrocks/ISWC2003/Tutorial/ Semantic Web Ontology OWL
Well, I finally bit the bullet and decided to update my production blog engine to the latest build. This will be a new adventure, since I am now really on some ‘terra incognita’: I am running on a beta platform,…
Since I was recently going through my inventory of Javascript components to update a web site, I decided to link a few of the nicer ones here. They are not as integrated as the GWT or Microsoft Atlas, but –…
Here is a little article on Persistent AJaX (P-AJaX) I will be publishing: — Persistent AJaX Applications using Asynchronous JavaScript There are a growing number of applications that use Asynchronous JavaScript with the XMLHttpRequest object to dynamically update the contents…
I was setting up SQL Server 2005 client tools (which are in parts .NET based) and notced that as part of the installation process, the installer generates native images from the the .NET MSIL code. The benefits are obvious, but…
As you might know, Sun is shutting down their operations during the 4th of July week, so my bloggin will be fairly light over the next couple of days. A few thinks that I intend to spend some thoughts on…