Yesterday I gave a presentation in Japan at
Makoto Murata‘s
(near) annual
symposium.
Well, it wasn’t actually me giving the presentation, it was Makoto.
I just authored the slides.
The presentation was called
The Service-Oriented Web
(PDF), and covers the usual topics about using the service model that comes with the
Web For Free, though in a somewhat different form than I’ve used in the past. Enjoy!
BTW, sorry about the PDF. Blah. I would have expected better export-to-HTML
functionality (images?!) out of
OpenOffice 2.0. *shrug* At least the
PDF’s textual content can be indexed by search engines.
Damn, Jon beats me to the punch; I’m working on a post where I do an architectural examination of Base vs SSE on my Coactus blog. Oh well, no urgency now. 8-)
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“I have no advice other than to say that they are doomed to failure”. Heh.
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“The World Wide Web is the Sum of Human Knowledge – Click Here for Free Porn”. ROTFL! Spotter; danbri.
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Dan Connolly gets a Real Blog
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“Opinionated software”; yet another alias for “principled design”
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“We may one day think of apache like we do the operating systems we use”
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“Which shows why you shouldnt try and put too much intelligence in the XSD, because you may turn out to know less than you think”. My biggest complaint with schemas, in a nutshell. That’s why I don’t use them. At all.
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Edd Dumbill channels Paul Graham; Web 2.0 = “The Web as it was meant to be used”. Works for me!
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