Sandbox and Strangelove: hAtom in Wordpress

I hung out in the back of the hall at Wordcamp, adding hAtom support to the default Wordpress theme.

Photo credit: Scott Beale (Laughing Squid)

I showed my work to Bill Lazar, who told me that Scott Allan Wallick’s new theme, Sandbox, available for Wordpress.com blogs, has hAtom baked in.
Well, that makes my work, Strangelove, v0.1, superfluous.
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XSLT Friday

A couple of weeks ago, Elliot Rusty Harold asked why don’t we embed XML vocabularies in XHTML instead of using microformats. He gave the example of his conference calendar. The events are in a custom XML format embedded in XHTML, and uses an XSLT processing instruction to convert it all to XHTML for display in [...]

XML Nanny 2.0

Todd’s released a new version of XML Nanny, his parsing and validation tool for Mac OS X. This new version supports an exhaustive list of validators: DTD, XML Schema, Relax NG (XML and simplified syntax), and Schematron.

Hire Joe

Joe Gregorio’s was looking for a new gig: If you are unable to hire me please do me a favor and link to this entry. Update: he’s joined IBM.

Quickmuse

Liz Henry mentioned Quickmuse: Ajax meets literature.

A ‘Click’ Moment

Alex Iskold, who I’ll quote in full from the µFormats list:

I am fairly new to microformats. My initial reaction was why not describe the page data in XML first, then use XML to describe the presentation and then use XSLT to produce the actual HTML page.
I then realized that this approach does not solve [...]

DOM Builder

Dan Webb’s DOM Builder generates a collection of JavaScript functions for building up new elements. You can use a JSON-like syntax to create elements, then add them to the page.

Ajax on the Apple.com Homepage

Hot News RSS feeds the front page ticker.

Apple Japan’s using it too.

Live Clipboard Example

Ray Ozzie’s Live Clipboard Example, and technical description.
It works on Safari. I’m impressed.

Snarkup Languages

Robert W. Anderson: I want to introduce the HyperText Snarkup Language (HTSL) which will initially be described as simply an extension of XHTML with a namespace. This will allow publishers to have full control over their snark. [ Via Doc Searls ]

Crawling Back to 1.0

This weblog is a hobby, I must remind myself.
One thing I knew going to WordPress was that for reasons opaque to me, the package supports Atom 0.3, but not 1.0.
However, there’s a patch to provide support for 1.0 but it hasn’t been committed.
There’s also a template only patch.
Both of these escape the body of a [...]