Andre Venter: Devopen endsEmbedding RDF in HTML- August 26, 2003 Radio embeds RDF data in the HTML output of my blog. I recall reading about this in the past. What is the commonly accepted view on this (from the RDF folks) Good or Bad Update: I found this article by Sean Palmer. The answer: It depends. But basically, OK. Blogdigger Development Bloghttp://www.blogdigger.com/blog/2003/08/24.html#a30 New macro tricks put to good use- August 25, 2003 More insights and tips from TweezerMan! ...Since I worked out the programming for my monthly archive links macro, I keep seeing little things everywhere that I used to think would never be fixed but now are "not too difficult" or even "easy". In my news aggregator, I am subscribed to my own XML feed so I can see what is going out on... The Tweezer's Edge 2 Good value again!http://tweezerman.home.mindspring.com/blog/2003/08/24.html#a100 Tracking down Radio problems- August 25, 2003 Well documented Radio debugging help: radio.macros.weblogEditBox macro nightly backups The Tweezer's Edge 2 Good value!http://tweezerman.home.mindspring.com/blog/2003/08/24.html#a99 Sun tutorial on RSS- August 24, 2003 with software that parses RSS files from Java. Scripting Newshttp://developer.java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/javaserverpages/rss_utilities/ Cute CSS-based Rollover Trick- August 24, 2003 Typical rollover uses multiple images, one for each state. Petr Stanicek shows how CSS2's background-position attribute can be used to do rollover with just one image containing subimages for multiple states. Cute. Via Paschal L. For the impatient, here is the meat: menu a &123; ... background: url("button.gif") top left no-repeat;... &125;menu a:hover &123; ... background-position: 0 -39px;... &125;menu a:active &123;...http://www.docuverse.com/blog/donpark/2003/08/23.html#a834 Flash Head- August 23, 2003 I'm not sure how to describe this Flash app. Maybe something like this: It's a partial head that moves in response to your mouse. The author calls it "Looking," and says: "This is one of the hardest things I have ever managed to code. The engine is based on a single image and multiple clips sandwiched together. The math involved in the movement is still really buggy.... but hey! it's gettin there." The site is called ARSEIam, and it has lots of other cool stuff. The J-Walk Bloghttp://www.arseiam.com/fx/60.htm Scraping HTML with curl, tidy, and XSL- August 23, 2003 Continuing with making it easier for "Big Pubs" to create RSS feeds. I'm assuming that they have a publishing system, but it wasn't built with RSS in mind, but they want on the bandwagon.Source: More Like This WebLog: Thursday, 21 August 2003 Using curl, tidy, and XSL to scrape content from HTML pages into an RSS feed. This is basically what I do now with a half-baked Java app using JTidy, XPath, and BeanShell. I keep meaning to release it, but it&8217;s too embarassing to share so far. ...http://www.decafbad.com/blog/geek/rss_scrape_xsl.phtml Bindows- August 22, 2003 Erik Arvidsson, the DHTML guru behind WebBoard and WebFX, revealed what he had been working on since last year: Bindows. Bindows is a DHTML framework that emulates SwingWinForms UI, similar to what Convea and Oddpost. I am not sure yet, but Bindows seems to use XML to define its GUI. It seems pretty slow though. I suspect that most, but not all, of the slow speed is due to the server-side misdesigns. Don Park's Daily Habithttp://www.docuverse.com/blog/donpark/2003/08/22.html#a832 Practical mod_perl: Chapter 6: Coding with mod_perl in Mind. Pt. 4- August 22, 2003 The following is the conclusion of our series of excerpts from Chapter 6 of the O'Reilly title, Practical mod_perl. (O'Reilly) WebReference Newshttp://www.webreference.com/programming/perl/mod_perl/chap6/4/ Object Sniffing New Browsers, Part 3: Opera- August 22, 2003 In this series we've looked at how you can use object detection to distinguish between various browsers and tailor your Web code to take advantage of their individual features (or lack thereof). In this last article, we look at the other major browser out there, namely Opera. (By Keith Schengili-Roberts) WebReference Newshttp://www.webreference.com/programming/javascript/sniffing/3/ |