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Notes on the Norway vote « Topic Maps and All That

by karlcow (via)

Recently the company has started to realize the enormity of the mistake it has made in not treating its information with the care and respect it deserves.

Informations, programme et inscription - W3café - France

by karlcow

Qu’est ce qu’un W3café ? Un WaSP Café est la rencontre physique de plusieurs personnes dans un même lieu. Le but de cet évènement est de permettre aux participants d’échanger des idées sur l’implémentation des bonnes pratiques du web sur de véritables sites en production, mais également de discuter et d’échanger des trucs et astuces sur les techniques pour résoudre les problèmes que cela peut impliquer. (...)

david ascher - » Who do we need to build and promote an open internet?

by karlcow

But I also think that if all we have are people “like me”, the open internet is at risk. It’s at risk because the better technology doesn’t always win.

L'un des billets les plus intelligents que j'ai pu lire ces derniers temps provenant de Mozilla Planet.

Introduction to The Web Standards Curriculum

by philippej
"... a course designed to give anyone a solid grounding in web design/development, no matter who they are—it is completely free to use, accessible, and assumes no previous knowledge."

Opera Web Standards Curriculum

by Xavier Lacot & 2 others
Opera's new Web Standards Curriculum is a complete course to teach you standards-based web development, including HTML, CSS, design principles and background theory, and JavaScript basics. It already has support from many organizations (including Yahoo! and the Web Standards Project) and universities. The first 23 articles are currently available, with about 30 more to be published between now and late September.

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June 2008

JJinuxLand: Rant: UNIX vs. the Web

by karlcow

The Web standards feel like they've been invented by high school students on crack - certainly, no Adult Supervision was involved.

hehe.

Standards Suck

by karlcow & 1 other , 1 comment

Unbiased journalism on Web standards since May 2008

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open.itworld.com - XML: How to get the benefits without the heartache, part 1

by rax262
First up, a scope warning for this article. This is the first part of a two-part piece about XML. Here I focus on uses of XML in areas such as application configuration files, the exchange of structured, machine-oriented data, that sort of thing. In the second part, I discuss XML in document-centric applications such as content/document management and Web publication systems.

UT| How and When to Use sIFR

by vdl2_création
Ça date de 2004, mais cet article donne quand même quelques bons arguments (à jour) en faveur du SIFR.

May 2008

10 astuces pour améliorer l’accessibilité de votre site Web | Le Blog Kinoa

by julie & 1 other

La production de services en ligne attractifs, accessibles et respectant les standards W3C et la WAI est aujourd’hui un enjeu stratégique pour votre entreprise. Toutes les améliorations en matière de qualité, de conformité et d’accessibilité se traduisent à court terme par des bénéfices concrets :

Standards Suck

by marco & 1 other , 1 comment
Unbiased journalism on Web standards since May 2008

AIA - Accessibility Interoperability Alliance

by marcjo (via)
Initiated by the accessibility industry, the Accessibility Interoperability Alliance (AIA) is a group of leading Information Technology (IT) and Assistive Technology (AT) companies, content providers, and other key engineering organizations, working to create and harmonize standards for accessible technology.

Web Standards Design Development, a group of Interactive Craftsmen

by karlcow

The purpose of the Web Standards Design Development group is to form a strong network of individuals who have taken the initiative to become craftsmen of their trade. Today it is a list of names, tomorrow it will be a force for good—or at the very least a good list to have when you're in a financial crunch and the guy schlepping real estate is paying $50 per new lead. Membership is free and does not require swallowing colored pills of any kind, but maybe it should.

A Standards Quality Case Study: W3C « Arnaud’s Open blog

by karlcow

The W3C process is so superior to that of ECMA and ISO/IEC, it’s these organizations that need to learn from W3C and those who are working for the W3C standard label to be recognized at an international level in its own right have all my support.

April 2008

The Annotated XML Specification

by nicolas tehu & 1 other
La spec d'XML 1.0 annotée par Tim Bray. Amusant de savoir qu'XML aurait pu s'appeler MAGMA.

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