XML Spy Rocks
by jp on August 28, 2003
I have been using XML Spy for building small site of mine. It?s really nice program, I have tried XML Spy few times before but I felt that there is to high edge to learn again another tool but now (…)
dotNetCal on his way
by jp on August 28, 2003
This summer I started to develop dotNetCal the internet calendaring and scheduling program. Last month I came to state that XHTML-templates were ready and I had to create or choose proper XML schema for handling calendar data. Now after late (…)
Macromedia.com site redesign
by jp on August 26, 2003
I was just peaking into to xhtml code of Macromedia.com and I can just say WOW! Great work who ever did it. This site proves that you can make good looking sites and use xhtml+css for designing it. No crappy (…)
Slammer worm nuke plant network
by jp on August 22, 2003
Oh my god… What kind of people puts Windows running into Nuke Plant Network. Just think what can happen with nasty virus. Well, I guess they don’t run their reactors cooling systems on Windows XP :D I hope… Heh, I (…)
Simple XML/XSL tree navigation
by jp on August 21, 2003
Here is a simple XML/XSL tree navigation. I have made almost all XML/XSL navigations based on this XSL. XSL transforms XML tree to XHTML list view.
The W3C's web ontology language, OWL
by jp on August 21, 2003
The Semantic Web is Closer Than You Think says Kendall Grant Clark at xml.com Kendall Clark explains why it plays a major role in making the Semantic Web a reality. Semantic Web is a very beatiful idea but I just (…)
Tables or DIV's?
by jp on August 21, 2003
I’m re-designing my little portfolio site and I came up again problem how should layout HTML? Should I use tables or div’s?
CSS tricks
by jp on August 13, 2003
I just remember again how fun is to write CSS, Cascading Style Sheets are like opposite to xml/xhtml and xsl. With xhtml you need to always think data when CSS is just for hacking data into nice presentation. Especially now (…)
Meeting
by jp on August 10, 2003
Heh, I was cleaning up my computer and I found this nice picture… Funnnnnnyyyyy… :D View image
VRML goes XML
by jp on August 7, 2003
Remember VRML(The Virtual Reality Modelling Language)? The technology which was supposed to replace HTML in 1997 but never it did. I thought it with fancy virtual reality helmets in nineties. :) But regarding to XML.com article it is still “alive” (…)