The key to understanding this page is in the doctype. The doctype tells us that
the document root element is html and it is public. This means it is
validated using html and that the dtd being public (well-known) can be found in
numerous locations. It also tells us that the dtd is SoftQuad
Thanks! I guess it is time to wade into the world of RSS feeds.
Riva
Trusz, Andrew wrote:
The key to understanding this page is in the doctype. The doctype tells us that the document root element is
html and it is public. This means it is validated using html and that the dtd being public
You might not have to look deeply into rss. If you use something like HotMetal
Pro, you can probably pick up the feeds easily enough. Writing your own
aggregator to pick up the feeds would require a detailed look. The good news
there is that it's really xml so if you know xml you'll be ok with
Rudy would make a great stand-up comedian.
That is if he isn't one already.
John
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Rudy would make a great stand-up comedian.
thank you, thank you, i'll be here all week, please
don't forget to tip your waitress
;o)
was it anything in particular that prompted this high accolade?
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Anyone have any experience with Ruby on Rails, or opinions? I have a
co-developer who is working on a big site with me and he is telling me that
this is the way to go. It sounds pretty good, but I'd like some more
opinions on it. Also, I'm new to Linux and very experienced with Windows.
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