The little guys keep building the future of the web in little steps.
Well, okay, I shouldn’t use such hubris, but I’m pretty proud of our little squad of do-gooders, developing quality technology that I think IS advancing the state of the web, and doing so without any budget whatsoever, and without any kind of centralized [...]
Category Archives: Open source
XRDS-Simple Draft 1 released
Mar 28th – @ 1am
Picking the open source candidate
Feb 6th – @ 3pm
My buddy whurley is at it again, but this time considering which candidate(s) is the most compatible or supportive of open source — in other words, among the many options, which could be considered the “open source candidate”?
Just as I voted for Obama yesterday, I voted for Obama today. I’m not sure why, except that [...]
After Social Graph FOO Camp — and a challenge for the Data Portability Group
Feb 6th – @ 12am
This past weekend I attended a topic-specific FOO Camp called Social Graph FOO Camp (otherwise known as SGFOO) organized by Scott Kveton and David Recordon (or ray-chor-dohn according to Larry).
Scott’s write up is pretty complete, but I wanted to call out one specific outcome that I think is worth noting.
On Sunday, we had a significant [...]