Web Things, by Mark Baker

Another beauty from Sean. Take note, Savas. 8-)
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Len Bullard on xml-dev;

Still standing. This isn’t heroic or even brave; it is enlightened self-interest. Openness and transparency protect freedom. Even with the pain, it is better than ignorance because with knowledge, the future is pregnant with choices instead of inevitabilities. Stupid is bad for anyone regardless of how powerful or how pitiful.

I’ve setup a separate weblog at Coactus, titled Integrate This. I’m not exactly sure what stuff will stay here, and what stuff will go there. I’ll play that by ear for a while, I think.

Cool.
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555?! We were at 300 last summer IIRC.
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Yet more Web-friendliness. Today is a good day.
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“Do you need Internet-style absolutely heterogenous systems inside a company, or is a somewhat more constrained environment possible?” Possible, yes. Desirable, no. The Web always wins.
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ROTFL. *That’s* bad. I don’t think it would be too hard to convert a series of screens into a series of Web pages. Apparently somebody disagrees though.
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Some thoughts on the RESTful service description space
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