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IEBlog : Font Embedding on the Web
Info on MS's Embedded OpenType (EOT), which they've submitted to W3C for standardisation. This could be hugely important.
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Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0
Guidelines from the W3C for building accessible websites
Chapter 2. Test-Driven Development with Objects
We have been working for some time on a book about our approach to developing software test-first. We've been working at it long enough that we though it was time to start putting up some material to get some feedback which....Tim Bray: SOAP stack a 'failure'
The SOAP stack for Web services was branded a failure this week by Tim Bray, a Sun Microsystems technologist and co-inventor of XML, who hailed the REST (Representational State Transfer) mechanism as a SOAP alternative.How EC2 completely transmogrifies your thinking !
Funny and hits the nail on the head. Appease the cron gods indeed.Madness? THIS. IS. SOA!
There is an interesting war being fought in the blogosphere over the use (or overuse) of ESB (enterprise service buses) to build out a SOA (service oriented architecture). But everyone is talking in abstractions, and no one's really giving anyone a good idea of when to use an ESB or when to avoid them. No one seems to be looking at why people are or aren't using ESBs and getting to the root of the question - when are they appropriate for use in a SOA and when are they simply being implemented for the sake of being implemented?
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