Jon Udell just finished ...
| Von roger @ 16:03 | [ Open Standards, -Content and -Source ] |
Jon Udell during his keynote. See his slides here. Btw it was a really cool keynote. Unfortunately we didn't have time for discussion.
Slidebites
- Technologist see systems from the inside out, users see them from the outside in.
- Publishing sensibility vs. engineering sensibility. The irony: publishing is engineering.
- Brent's "Law of CMS URLs": the more expensive the CMS, the crappier the URLs.
- Weblogs are the first publishing medium truly of and for the Web
- The art of hypertextual writing is still stuck in 1995.
- A huge opportunity for a lightweight, Web-aware writing tool that integrates easily in CMS
- Tim Bray: "what I consider to be the central lesson of the World Wide Web, the "View Source" lesson". (Grade school translation: Sharing is Good.)
- People also spend a huge amount of time refactoring "in the small"
- How will normal, non-emacs-using people write the semantic web?
- It's still way too hard to write the Web in a rich way.
Jon Udell talking about his presentation
Kommentare
Andrew Shearer
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http://www.shearersoftware.com/personal/weblog/
2003-06-01 09:43:27
I have more notes on the session.
2003-06-01 09:43:27
I have more notes on the session.
