Jahr: 2008

  • Question: Does the URI Length Recommendation of 255 bytes Matter Anymore?

    M. David Peterson at the O’Reilly XML Blog – Question: Does the URI Length Recommendation of 255 bytes Matter Anymore?: „RFC 2068 is about a week shy of being 11 years old. Is the 255 byte URI length recommendation still applicable? From the client perspective, possibly not. But what about from the proxy perspective? And…

  • XML Schemas: guaranteed non-interoperability as a design methodology?

    Rick Jelliffe at the O’Reilly XML Blog – XML Schemas: guaranteed non-interoperability as a design methodology?: „Why not? Because, as far as I can make out, the idea that we will all be better off if we pretend that XML Schemas is a unified and whole specification, one size that can fit all, then somehow…

  • The Mythical 5%

    Bruce Eckel – The Mythical 5%: „Usually the things that make or break a project are process and people issues. The way that you work on a day-to-day basis. Who your architects are, who your managers are, and who you are working with on the programming team. How you communicate, and most importantly how you…

  • Feature Richness and User Engagement

    Jakob Nielsen – Feature Richness and User Engagement: „Typically, when new prospects first visit your site, you’re simply one of ten sites on the SERP [Search Engine Results Page]. The only way they’ll shortlist your site is if you can convince them in two minutes. Thus, websites should have almost no features: focus on the…

  • RESTful Thoughts on a Web 2.0 Python Project

    Gloria W. – RESTful Thoughts on a Web 2.0 Python Project: „It helps tremendously to work out the ‘chatter’ between the client and the server in human language before designing it. Here is an example of RESTful chatter between a client inventory application, and it’s corresponding server application: […] The point of the chatter is…