2005/02/28
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Please consider submitting something! Eye candy, RESTful services, Semantic Web, and yes, even Web services stuff… As long as it’s of interest to developers!
Call for Participation Developers' Day World Wide Web Conference 2005 Feb 28, 2005 Developer's Day at WWW2005 promises to be the most exciting yet. We have arranged a keynote talk by Makoto Murata and two special all day sessions for those interested in dynamic Web Design. However, to make the day even more exciting, we are soliciting ideas for topics and presentations. In particular, we are requesting proposals for individual presentations or, preferably, multi-talk tracks. It is expected that four or five parallel sessions will be offered, with presentations in each focusing on tools and techniques for the World Wide Web. Preferred tracks and presentations will be of interest to a wide range of participants working on Web-related development. Potential topics and tracks may be for a particular area of Web development -- Web Services, Semantic Web, RDF or XML tools, etc. -- or for cross-cutting topics that may be of interest to those in multiple areas -- forms, compound document and multimedia integration, so-called "rich web apps" making innovative use of Javascript, new developments in search tools, best and/or advanced practices in Web application development, etc. Submissions should be in the form of an abstract of no more than 500 words for an individual presentation. For multiple-presentations or tracks, please be sure to indicate the approximate length and how many presentations, and include up to a 1/2 page on each planned presentation. Submissions will be accepted on a rolling basis with a final deadline of March 25 2005. The Developer Day 2005 home page is; http://www2005.org/dday/ Submissions should be sent to [email protected]
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Jeff Hawkins; “I have to remind myself, the answer is simple. Look for it and you’ll find it.”
2005/02/23
Tim Converse; “And so, with a certain kind of person, the dismissal happens before the possibility of thinking arrives.”
2005/02/22
“An open platform for developing, deploying, and accessing planetary-scale services”. Gee, how many of these does one planet need? 8-)
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