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Atom to JSON with Erlang
atom2json.erl converts a directory of Atom files to a directory of JSON files. As with most real-life problems, this one has multiple layers. First one needs to settle on an XML to JSON mapping. It turns out that there are many different approaches to this problem. For now, I elected to do some generic XML-to-JSON mapping crap. An RFC in this area would be helpful, particularly one that dealt
RESTful Web Services
a book by Leonard Richardson and Sam Ruby Deprecation notice: RESTful Web Services has been replaced by a new book, 2013's RESTful Web APIs. You can download the original RESTful Web Services in PDF, EPUB, MOBI or DAISY format. You can also read an HTML version online. The work RESTful Web Services is now licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Ev
AJAX Considered Harmful
Please pardon the provocative title, but this post is intended to surface one point I buried in yesterday’s presentation in the hopes that by making it a separate post it will attract a wider audience. I intend for this to post to be constructive, so I will focus on two specific suggestions which hopefully will serve as the seed for the development of a set of best practices for AJAX. Here are th
Distributed State Machines
State machines are a fundamental concept in computer science. The concept is simple: sequentially feed a series of inputs, in a particular order, to a black box in order to obtain a desired result. One way to view this is by focusing on the series of messages. Consider a typical ftp session: open, user, passwd, chdir, get, close. In this world view, “state†is the hidden, encapsulated, abstracti
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Rails’ AtomFeedHelper just got better
Dare Takes a Look at CouchDB
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http://intertwingly.net/blog/2007/10/22/Happy-Birthday-Feed-Validator
The End of the Beginning
https://intertwingly.net/slides/2006/AtomInASeaOfRSS2/
Atom in a sea of RSS
FeedAnalyzer
O'Reilly Media - Technology and Business Training
Sifting for Metadata
Abstractions vs Patterns
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