XML Cleansing
If you accept data from various sources, and want to produce XML that can be consumed, one thing you need to be careful about is character set issues. On the input side, people often lie or make mistakes. Many don’t specify an encoding, and while XML’s default is utf-8, it is common to find iso-8859-1 or even win-1252 data. On the output side, if you want to produce something that can be consumed
Agile Web 2.0 Development
There is an interesting discussion going on between Tim (Bray) and Tim (O’Reilly) over the use of the term Web 2.0. I’m with Tim (O’Reilly) in that the term Web 2.0 is as relevant today as the term P2P was in 2001. And I’m with Tim (Bray) in that the term Web 2.0 will likely be as relevant in 2009 as the term P2P is today. But I will say that I like the term Web 2.0 much more than I like Tim (O’
REST vs API
I spent four of the last six work days in all day meetings. While the meetings were about other things (primarily GlueCode and Zend related, in case you were wondering), I saw several indications the basic fundamentals of REST are were not completely internalized. Meanwhile, Don Box asked a very much related question. The starting point is usually that somebody has an API that is intended to shi
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Producing Well Formed XML with Rails
