2007-11-05 13:33 Dion Hinchcliffe: What is Web 2.0 - successful web applications
[summary in my own words leaving out stuff] Dion Hinchcliffe bloggt an 2 Stellen und hat eine IPTV-Show (die ich nicht finde, wo ist die) und berät Firmen in 2.0-Fragen. Die web20university.com gibt es auch. (Wir haben gestren zusammen zu abend gegessen beim Geek Dinner, das war sehr instruktiv und) Gerade präsentiertv er bei bder web 2.0 Expo in Berlin zur Frage, wie man erfolgreiche Webapplikationen baut. Also: best practices. Er will die Buzzwords weglassen und Butter bei die Fische tun. Die …
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2007-07-27 00:49 Now with Django powered goodness!
Sorry to everyone that comes here for the "big thoughts" about the following shop talk. Feel free to skip for those interested in web frameworks, read on... Being the conservative guy that I am, I was willing to bet millions of dollars of investors' money on an "unproven" open-source web framework, but not my own puny personal blog. But a few days of vacation have finally cleared the head and have caused me to abandon the whole Ruby-on-Rails powered fad (more specifically the twice-abandoned Typ …
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2007-02-14 04:42 Web 3.0 Roundup: Radar Networks, Powerset, Metaweb and Others...
It's been a while since I posted about what my stealth venture, Radar Networks, is working on. Lately I've been seeing growing buzz in the industry around the "semantics" meme -- for example at the recent DEMO conference, several companies used the word "semantics" in their pitches. And of course there have been some fundings in this area in the last year, including Radar Networks and other companies. Clearly the "semantic" sector is starting to heat up. As a result, I've been getting a lot of q …
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