In Search of Microformats – Microformats
It’s been a very busy week for users of microformats. We made our announcement of the important new value-class-pattern over the weekend. That’s the culmination of a huge amount of brainstorming and community effort, and offers great improvements to using microformats accessibly and in international contexts. Then since Tuesday, things have gone stratospheric. Google announced support for microfor
Bill Gates at Mix06 – “We need microformats” – Microformats
Bill Gates is giving the opening keynote here at Mix06, providing an overview of the conference for the 1700+ folks in the audience. After presentations by folks from MySpace and the BBC, Bill invited Tim O’Reilly on stage to have a conversation. While discussing “Web 2.0”, Tim just said: …the semantic web is really taking off with the use of microformats. And in response, Bill said: We need micro
Rel vs. Rev – Microformats
Another note in my very-neglected series on Semantic XHTML basics started awhile back. It seems that everytime I present microformats, I need to explain the difference bettween the rel and rev attributes. Its understandable that most people don’t grasp the difference, as I’m sure most webdevelopers haven’t needed to make use of these semantics. We have a good document on the wiki about this, so co
[uf-rest] RESTified Rails Controller
Dan Kubb dan.kubb at autopilotmarketing.com Tue Nov 15 00:57:33 PST 2005 Previous message: [uf-rest] RESTifying RAILs Next message: [uf-rest] RESTified Rails Controller Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hi all, I created a proof of concept controller that implements some of the ideas we've been talking about for a more RESTful Rails: http://www.onautopilot.com/oss/rail
Microformat FAQs relating to RDF - Microformats Wiki
What are Microformats What are Microformats? Microformats are a set of simple, open data formats built upon existing and widely adopted standards, in particular semantic (X)HTML. The processes, principles, and practices of the microformats open standards community are what make microformats "microformats", but they center on using HTML and XHTML as designed, as a semantic language (though they can
microformats | weblog | Microformats Recycle
As Tantek and I were working the other night at Maxfields, we came up with an an analogy for descibing the microformats principles. Just to review, here are the principles we use for developing microformats: solve a specific problem start as simple as possible design for humans first, machines second reuse building blocks from widely adopted standards modularity / embeddability enable and encourag
Locations Microformat – Microformats
Last Thursday evening, we (Kevin, Tantek and I) hosted a BOF at O’Reilly‘s Where 2.0 conference. Thanks to the O’Reilly guys for giving us the time and space to gather some people to talk about location tagging on the web. I’ve posted an only-slightly-edited copy of the IRC log, which we were using to transcribe the meeting. The discussion went really well and it was great to talk to some people t
microformats
A (very) belated follow up to Getting Started with Microformats 2, covering the basics of consuming and using microformats 2 data. Originally posted on waterpigs.co.uk. More and more people are using microformats 2 to mark up profiles, posts, events and other data on their personal sites, enabling developers to build applications which use this data in useful and interesting ways. Whether you want
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[microformats-discuss] hCalendar - Proposal for "YYYY-MM-DD"
RDFA - ugly, unnecessary and offtopic (was Re: [uf-discuss] RDFa)
Microformats are semantic markup – Microformats
Class attributes are about more than styling – Microformats
Microformats at the PDC – Microformats
Gnomedex calendar the microformat way – Microformats