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tbray.org » ongoing - Jun 30, 2008
Or at least that’s what ISO’s Secretary General says. [I had hoped to stop writing about this subject, sigh]. There are multiple appeals against OOXML; let’s try to read the tea-leaves without too many guttural …
Also tagged: business, technology, microsoft, xml, standards, business microsoft, technology standards
tbray.org » ongoing - Jun 11, 2008
This fragment is mostly a note to myself and placeholder and might prove useful to someone slashing through the XML undergrowth with bleeding-edge Ruby. Briefly: I revived my “RX” Ruby tokenizer (see here, here, and …
Also tagged: technology, xml, ruby, technology ruby
blogs.sun.com » Sun Bloggers - Sep 14, 2007
Piles of junk, I say. Pardon me, but I’m feeling grumpy. After much more work than it should have been, mod_atom is now generating reasonably coherent (not done yet, but getting there) HTML output and human-oriented …
Also tagged: technology, xml, atom, technology atom
blogs.sun.com » Sun Bloggers - Sep 10, 2007
From the beginning of the story up to last week’s crucial vote, it seemed that Andy Updegrove’s blog was the best place to follow this story. I think that as of now, the man to read would be Alex Brown; in particular …
Also tagged: technology, xml
blogs.sun.com » Sun Bloggers - Aug 30, 2007
I’ve generally been ignoring all the fuss & bother about OOXML’s well-greased path to ISO anointment. I’d assumed that after ECMA had applied rigorous and impartial scrutiny to all six thousand pages, ensuring that …
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blogs.sun.com » Sun Bloggers - Jul 24, 2007
Read the excellent play-by-play from Andy Updegrove: Update on the US Vote on OOXML (and What Happens Next). He seems to have all the public facts, but speaking as one who’s been through a few of those processes, I …
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blogs.sun.com » Sun Bloggers - Jul 21, 2007
XML’s tenth birthday is coming up next spring; here’s my sound-bite on What It All Means. XML is the first successful instance of a data packaging system that is simultaneously (human) language-independent and …
Also tagged: technology, xml