February 2002
The Blogger Manifesto
<p>Chris Pirillo posted <a href="http://chris.pirillo.com/archives/week_2002_02_03.html#000380">The Blogger's Manifesto</a> recently. I take issue with the fact that many bloggers and online journallers think that they are in some way above criticism—believing that just because readers choose to read a particular site, they should ignore those things disagree with while reading. →
XSLT is the Spawn of Satan
OK. Now wouldn't it be cool if the language itself was valid XML? Why? Because... er.. because then you'd be able to make an XSLT document that takes another XSLT document and converts it into XSLT! Wouldn't that be cool? Er, yeah, sure. →
What's Wrong with OPML
OPML is the “Outline Processing Markup Language”, an XML document format from Userland for the storage of outlines. Unfortunately, I find the whole thing rather clunky and hard to use. →
Hacking Radio Part 1: Docspotting
I tried to start programming in <a href="http://radio.userland.com">Radio</a> today. I didn't get particularly far, basically because it was so difficult to find out how any of it worked →