Title: Web2.0 - tennets, rules, development philosophy... I'd love you to give us some feedback
Hi,
Client
Side
Technologies used appropriately
e.g.. Flash elements on pages, not flash
pages
Flash content should be
sub-addressable?
Also, tables
Title: Web2.0 - tennets, rules, development philosophy... I'd love you to give us some feedback
Firstly, the list
seems fairly comprehensive and easy to read.
Secondly, apologies
if there are obvious answers to this email, i'm new...
How
come REST API gets mentioned, but ajax doesn't?
I
REST is a "collection of architectural principles" [1] rather than a
language itself,
however APIs still exist for it.
There are plenty of AJAX APIs out there. [2]
"One of the primary purposes of an API is to describe how computer
applications and software developers may access a set of (usually
> Maybe I'm reading more into this than you meant to imply but
> I think it's a mistake to assume that REST can't scale and
> that SOAP is required for 'serious' work. Arguably REST
> scales _better_ than SOAP.
Apparently; "querying Amazon using REST is 6 times faster than with
SOAP" [1]
The
handy?
http://menti.net/bbcnewsticker.jpg
Daniel Morris | Web Developer
BBC Entertainment : Manchester : New Media
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> Found via Slashdot,
>
> http://www.google.com/codesearch/advanced_code_search
>
> It certainly looks useful, specially the licence selector but
> I'm not happy that XSL didn't make the list of languages.
Looks similar to http://koders.com
Daniel Morris | Web
That cloud looks really great!
Have you looked at the tools section on Digg.com ?
There are some interesting similar live-visuals there.
Daniel Morris | Web Developer
BBC Entertainment : Manchester : New Media
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Title: News API down? (News+sport still fine)
http://newsapi.bbc.co.uk/feeds/search/news/ returns 404 for me, but has only started doing that today (seemingly!)
Am i using the api incorrectly, or is the service down?
Cheers :)
Daniel Morris | Web Developer
BBC Entertainment
Is it okay for groups outside of london to do the same?
GeekUp would love to be associated, will pass on the word to the folks
up here...
Cheers
-dan
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Robert Kerry
> Sent: 10 November 2006 13:50
> To:
This article contains some interesting statistics about the BBC Sport
website traffic over the world cup period;
http://www.journalism.co.uk/news/story1918.shtml
Cheers
Daniel Morris | Web Developer
BBC Entertainment : Manchester : New Media
Internally, there exists very details stats on this sort of thing, but I
have absolutely no idea if it's allowed to be published externally!
Daniel Morris | Web Developer
BBC Entertainment : Manchester : New Media
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All the cool kids are :)
Daniel Morris | Web Developer
BBC Entertainment : Manchester : New Media
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ian Forrester
Sent: 08 January 2007 11:30
To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk
ding S3 and EC2) can be heard here;
http://2006.dconstruct.org/podcast/jeffbarr.mp3
Daniel Morris | Web Developer | BBC Manchester
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Oh no!!!
By the time the mic was on and everyone was looking at me I had no idea
what I was saying!
Arrrgghhh...
Daniel Morris | Web Developer
BBC Entertainment : Manchester : New Media
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> I would like to know what percentage of my license fee will
> go towards funding the proposed iPlayer services which are
> only to be made available to people stupid enough to be using
> Windows - so that I can withhold that amount from my payment,
> or seek a refund of that amount back from
t any more info, give me an email.
A massive thanks to the folks at Backstage for hanging around that day!
Daniel Morris | Web Developer
BBC Entertainment : Manchester : New Media
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Sorry that URL should have been;
http://geek-up.eventwax.com/bbc-backstage-talk
<http://geek-up.eventwax.com/bbc-backstage-talk>
Daniel Morris | Web Developer
BBC Entertainment : Manchester : New Media
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Sorry Sam, I just caught typo as well a few minutes earlier!
The event URI should have been;
http://geek-up.eventwax.com/bbc-backstage-talk
-dan
> Is the signup for this supposed to be a login box with no way
> to create an account?
>
> Cheers
> Sam
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ogress.
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn4248
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I'll be along to that, although might on an early-ish train back...
Daniel Morris | Software Engineer
BBC Entertainment : Manchester : New Media
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Scary!
Looks like there's a couple of petitions relating to this on
petitions.number10.gov.uk;
http://search.petitions.number10.gov.uk/kbroker/number10/petitions/search.lsim?ha=1157&sc=number10&qt=digital+economy+bill
Daniel Morris
BBC / FM&T Vision / 0759532
On 13/01/
Am I missing something - how is it not an OS? :)
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