OSCOM 3: “Empirical Aspects on Content Management”
Tweet “55% of the companies choose a CMS without consideration of their needs.”[1]. [1] http://www.florian-stahl.com/oscom/
Monthly Archives: May 2003
The Myth of Separating Presentation and Content
Tweet “Don’t worry, I was like you too once. I believed that it was possible to define a document format so that I could separate the “look” of the document with the actual information that I was trying to convey. Continue reading
SRW, the “Search/Retrieve Web Service” Protocol
Tweet “SRW is the “Search/Retrieve Web Service” protocol, which aims to integrate access to various networked resources, and to promote interoperability between distributed databases, by providing a common utilization framework. SRW is a web-service-based protocol whose underpinnings are formed by Continue reading
rssSearch
Tweet “rssSearch is a search engine which harvests and indexes the RSS/RDF files produced by weblogs across the Internet.” [1] [1] http://www.rss-search.com
Linux-Magazin Publishes MySQL Con Report
Tweet The German Linux Magazin published Sandro’s report from the first MySQL User Conference, which is also available online [1]. [1] http://www.linux-magazin.de/Artikel/ausgabe/2003/06/mysql/mysql.html
OpenOffice and DocBook Tutorial
Tweet Sandro has written a tutorial [1] on OpenOffice with examples and discussion of the DocBook export filter. In general, he takes a look at OpenOffice Writer and its capabilities to serve as a WYSIWYG editor for DocBook XML. [1] Continue reading
Against the Grain: Getting Projects To Work Together
Tweet Some thoughts on collaborating Free and Open Source projects by Gregor J. Rothfuss and Paul Everitt: “Last year we wrote a piece here questioning whether open source projects were motivated to work with each other. This article was in Continue reading