Kategorie: Tim’s Weblog

  • SOAP: Protocol or Format?

    Mark Nottingham – SOAP: Protocol or Format? „Contrast this with the simplicity of calling SOAP a format. There would be no SOAP protocol binding, just a format with a processing model. If you wanted to transfer that format around using an existing protocol (like HTTP, SMTP, Jabber, etc.) you could; it’s just a format that…

  • Why Java Sucks For Sysadmins

    Have some fun reading Jeremiah Weiner’s Why Java Sucks For Sysadmins – I always wondered why „java HelloWorld.class“ results in an error…

  • Basecamp

    Looks like a great web application: Basecamp – „Web-based project management the way it should be“.

  • PHP App Architecture

    Rasmus Lerdorf: „A suggested architecture for a PHP application. The template layer should have as little business logic as possible. As you go down you have less presentation and more business logic.“

  • The Pragmatic Programmers Interview

    chromatic’s Pragmatic Programmers Interview: „Andy Hunt: […] Simple applications should be simple to write, easy to install and maintain. That used to be the case, but the current state of the world with web applications, J2EE, and so on is quite a bit more complicated than it needs to be. Dave Thomas: Interestingly, we’re seeing…

  • Apple Automator

    „Automator contains a library of Actions. Each Action is designed to perform a single task, such as finding linked images in a Web page, renaming a group of files or creating a new event in an iCal calendar. Actions from the Automator library are added in sequence to a Workflow document. Each Action in the…

  • Separating Browser from Resource

    Harry Fuecks – Seperating Browser from Resource: „A personal grievance: I hate writing admin interfaces for web applications. The „front end“ – what a site’s visitors see – no problem but the admin interface, which is typically both more complex and at the same time, visible only to a limited use group, drives me nuts…

  • The Google PC generation

    Jon Udell – The Google PC generation: „Job No. 1 for the Google PC would be to vacuum up all available sources of data. Job No. 2 would be to exploit that data to the hilt. On the Google PC, you wouldn’t need third-party add-ons to index and search your local files, e-mail, and instant…

  • Time to Dump Internet Explorer

    Nothing new, but well-written by Scott Granneman – Time to Dump Internet Explorer: „Look, let’s be honest with each other. We all know this is true: IE is a buggy, insecure, dangerous piece of software, and the source of many of the headaches that security pros have to endure […]. It’s time to tell our…

  • Joel: New web browser features for web application development

    Joel Spolsky wants more web-app-developer friendly features in the web browser: „In the previous rounds of HTML enhancement, the world’s great graphic designers (like Jeffrey Zeldman) made the most noise and got us things like CSS which allow the kind of pixel-perfect page layout that the marketing people like, done in an intelligent way that…