An InfoWorld article of mine called Hyperlinks Matter appeared online yesterday. As Robert J Seymour points out , the title was ironic in view of InfoWorld's no-links policy:
If you really want to rally for better URL addressing, please start with your own article. This would be a far more useful article if direct links were provided to the quoted sources and mentioned discussions. [ rsjr ]
Agreed. I hope to see a more web-friendly InfoWorld in the future. Meanwhile, here are some of the links related to the piece:
- Sjoerd Visscher's URIs for Dynamic Pages
- W3C Technical Architecture Group mailing list, May 2000
- Paul Prescod's Extreme Web Services posting to rest-discuss
- W3C primer on URIs, URLs, URNs ...
And here are some that were in the illustration that will appear in the magazine, but did not appear on the web:
1. Macromedia publishes an XML-formatted newsfeed for developers
2. The W3C's XSLT transformation service
3. An XSLT stylesheet that transforms Macromedia's feed into RSS format
4. An RSS version of the Macromedia news feed
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