SINN03: Presentations Online
Tweet A growing amount of presentations from SINN03 conference is now available online.
Monthly Archives: September 2003
SINN03: Panel Discussion on Scientific Publication Systems
Tweet Sorry folks, I did not have time to attend the whole SINN03 conference. Even the day I was there Friday, I only had time and the power to blog the panel discussion (I was at that time still recovering Continue reading
SINN03: CONESYS – the COntent NEtwork SYStem
Tweet My own presentation was fairly good. Someone came up with the question, how to trace changes within distributed objects. This question came up at every CONESYS presentation so far. My answer was that 1. it is a hard question Continue reading
A New Cook for PECL
Tweet Wez is going to foster contribution to and usage of PECL. Better PECLs, hmm, yammi.
Into the Future of Web-based Content Editing
Tweet This is the promissing future of Web-based content editing of XML documents: Bitflux has released an alpha preview release of their next generation Bitfluxeditor.
Web Services a Thread to GPL?
Tweet The OSI mailinglist has a discussion going on how a Corba interface to a GPL application can circumvent the derived work clause. I am concerned whether a Corba interface can be used by non-free software to circumvent the freedoms Continue reading
Presenting CONESYS at Sinn03 Conference
Tweet At Sinn03 conference, I’ll be presenting CONESYS at Friday, 12 am.
XXE for DocBook XML Editing
Tweet Looking for a useful DocBook XML editor, I came across XXE which is not Open Source, but freely available as a “standard edition”. Definitely worth to give it a try.
Do You Email?
Tweet Sterling will quit using email because it is a great big waste of productivity and energy. Seraching for alternatives, some believe that RSS will kill email publishing. Maybe, the personal information manager Chandler will one day allow for more Continue reading
Multithreading in PHP
Tweet Some postings have emerged that discuss the implementation of threads in PHP. John recently referred to an article published in the English PHP Magazine and Georg wrote some valuable comments. Shane did some work on a threads extension available Continue reading