Chris
Sells: “There’s only one month left ’til Dave, Sam, Don, Steve, Chris,
Tim and a whole bunch of other guys into XML on an unhealthly level gather
for the Applied XML Developer’s Conference. Don’t miss it!”
Sam Gentile:
“The biggest gaping hole in using Groove in geographically dispersed
project teams is this lack of check-in and check-out of project
documents. Now it’s there. It’s downright Groovy-)”
This
article from Wired News gets a point that I think a lot of observers
miss (I forget this myself sometimes): Wi-Fi and 2.5G/3.G are
complementary. I use both (Wi-Fi when I can get it, GPRS when I can’t,
and nothing when I can’t get either, which happens more often than I
would like). Users are smart enough to balance their usage so they can
satisfy their appetite for bandwidth without breaking the bank.
Josh
Marketos: “the topiary outside her house is where/I’ll be found”
Jon Udell: Cross-platform,
cross-browser XML apps
Neil’s
TechEd 2003 Trip: “Ori, during his talk, did the coolest demo I’ve
seen for a Smartphone. He built a weather application that shows the
current temperature in Dallas (27C at the time) in four lines of code.
Four lines!”
Arne Hess: “The best Mobile
Internet Meter I’ve seen so far and I always use with my wireless
devices like GPRS phones of Wi-Fi enabled Pocket PCs was updated…”
The
Adventures of AccordionGuy in the 21st Century: “..and on the screens,
there was SQL instead of song lyrics.”
The AS220 Calendar is now
available as an RSS feed. It lists the prior day’s events as well as
events for the next seven days. Send any bug reports to bjepson at
as220 dot org.