@mahemoff @cramforce “We both learned something very valuable for each other’s projects†<< You mean you had beer? ;-)
@webr3 No Content-Length header in XHR says the spec (http://bit.ly/ex66eH). @zemanta, you return HTTP 411 if it isn’t included. What now?
@webr3 A q. wrt. xhr: on line 270 of XMLHttpRequest.js you exclude “content-length†from allowed headers. W#Zemantaanta req. content-length.
@webr3 (Sorry, catching up only now, weekend = family quality time) Same impression here, o3-fastxml seems like the most advanced lib.
Instead of (@)rev use (@)rel instead, w/ an opposite term (e.g., instead of rev=”made”, use rel=“authorâ€): http://bit.ly/f0exO7. Go#RDFaRDFa
Wrote @webr3 in http://bit.ly/heg9nz: I didn’t realize that (@)rev was entirely obsolete & mustn’t be used by
autho#HTML5#HTML5 #RDFa #RDFa
@webr3 Wow. Literally all libs from http://bit.ly/icJHpn ? If so, bummer! What’s the most advanced XML lib then? Can the feature be added?
@webr3 Didn’t check namespaces yet, sorry. Did you consider adding xhr.responseXML to your xhr implementation using e.g. node-o3-fastxml?
@cramforce Have to use XML from an academic “legacy” Web service. Good thing is: after last nite’s code session I offer the service w/ JSON.
@cramforce Main issue for a node.JS newbie: find, e.g., /the/ XML lib or /the/ XHR lib (prior tweets for my findings). Plus not all on npm.
After some struggling found node-o3-fastxml http://bit.ly/gQJv3f to be a node.JS XML lib that mostly works like DOMParser.
Once again profiting from @webr3’s work. Forked his XHR (XMLHttpRequest) for node.JS: http://bit.ly/gg2qRR. I owe this mate > a beer. =>#FFFF
Unit tests for mediafragments.js done (http://bit.ly/e8OPvZ). Now digging into node.JS & Express (http://bit.ly/hWAUF1). Code #TomsPhDsPhD.
@vaskointeractv If you follow the tutorial in my orig. tweet, it’s straight forward & easy. Used the official reference, too. Good framework
manusporny Today’s RDFa meeting (responses to @JeniT comments, one RDFa profile to rule them all): http://ht.ly/3LmEx #rdfa #html5 #xhtml #w3c
Coding unit tests for mediafragments.js (http://bit.ly/hsryBp) w/ the #QUnit (http://bit.ly/ekub7l) framework. Tutorial http://bit.ly/hiWMB3
@webr3 LOL, I knew you’d like it: http://twitpic.com/3ttq6b. Grateful that I may work in the open! You’re entirely right, that’s the future!
Released mediafragments.js http://bit.ly/hsryBp under #CreativeCommons CC0 1.0 (@webr3) as ACTION-203. Thx, @cramforce! #W3C #MediaFragments
Made a #JavaScript quantum leap: learnt the module pattern. I had @cramforce as teacher & there’s http://bit.ly/gFPCte. Life-long learning…
RT @aemkei: New in Google labs: Unread message icon - http://t.co/wG2m3OE
RT @manusporny: Yahoo! analysis: #RDFa is now the most used data markup format (510% growth last year): http://ht.ly/3JPvo via @pmika #Yahoo
@lysander07 @yovisto Thanks for your time & constructive feedback! Looking forward to the co-op! Welcoming Nadine, Jörg, you(?) on March 10!
@martijnbeijk For sure you know the Google Refine #RDF extension: http://bit.ly/et58xW, only RDF/XML & Turtle, tho. Guess this won’t help.
Welcoming @arnaudbrousseau as our new (French!) Google Hamburg intern. Thrilled to have him on board starting on March 1. Bienvenu Arnaud!
Re-reading http://bit.ly/fzCJUH [PDF] in prep of @yovisto / #SemWebVid meeting w/ @lysander07. #SemanticWeb #LinkedData #MultimediaSemantics
@esquimalapps Your app has changed status: waiting for review! This http://bit.ly/eWR4AQ was just 6 months ago. Congrats! Fingers crossed!
redsn0w_testers Ported Monte back to 4.1 kernel (SHSH blobs). Next step: porting it forward to 4.3beta!
mattcutts Matt Welsh has a good blog post: Does Google do “research”? http://goo.gl/S8aRv
@aemkei Yepp, this is awesome. It actually was accurate enough, we used it while in Shanghai. Wish Google Maps would add this feature :-)
@cramforce Is VNC fast enough? Then probably yes, there’s an app for that :-) Saved me access to my data when my screen was broken…
RT @PaulMiller: Nice follow-up to @gkob’s #LinkedData post from @danja ; “Some Problems,” http://j.mp/hwBPAr
@kojote Eben via @portenkirchner erfahren… Schließe mich natürlich an! Alles Gute zum Geburtstag. Gilt grad noch (23:46).
RT @w3c: #W3C Launches #RDF Working Group http://ow.ly/1aYq0u // #SemanticWeb
gkob “making linked data work isn’t the problem”. my thoughts about what’s wrong with the #linkeddata development http://bit.ly/gOSJwF
Looking forward to meeting @lysander07 from the @yovisto team on Monday at HPI Potsdam. I’ll presen#SemWebVidid there. Synergies :#TomsPhDhD
Put a humans.txt in your site’s root folder right next to the robots.txt, cause the #Web is for humans: http://humanstxt.org (via @mahemoff)
filiwiese am waiting quite a while for compiling, reminds me of: http://imgs.xkcd.com/com…
@cramforce Seen this: http://ejohn.org/blog/le…? @streamie mobile issue, too? Symptoms are the same at least.
@rtroncy Sure thing. Working on my ACTION, too.
dalmaer HTML^H5: What it means to developers, standardistas, and browser vendors: As soon as you read HTML is the new HT… http://bit.ly/fQmHiy
@hfmuehleisen Thanks for the pointer. Will check and forward internally. tsingtaoCount++. // PS: Monday, Jan. 24 me at HPI. See you there?
Reviewing the #MediaFragments spec working draft: http://bit.ly/ijcYmX for spatial, temporal & track-based addressing of media resources.
saurik Okay! Moved most of Cydia’s site to the new database/index, and the first new feature using it is online: a “what do I already own” list. ;P
@ststaab Ask them what they had for breakfast & let them tweet openly about it ;-)
@gkob It does hurt, but there’s hope: see http://bit.ly/flgU5U. Thanks for fixing it in advance! // CC@anjevev#DBpediaia
@rtroncy C’est la vie… Thanks for wishing me luck.
@moustaki @terraces “Good luck†> Thanks! I lived for 1.5 years in France, so I know the French strike culture well enough ;-) Charming…
@terraces Lucky you! French Lufthansa ground crew on strike, all CDG Lufthansa flights canceled. In lovely Roissy now in an anonymous hotel.
RT @saurabhsahni: Yahoo! Fast Pass — Sign in on Yahoo! with Facebook and Google http://otf.me/Cpf
RT @aemkei: Damn, Sight - the syntax highlighter for Chrome - is pretty awesome! Install it now: http://t.co/jZPO3I8
Aptana A great day for devs! Appcelerator acquires Aptana. Over 1.5 million devs strong. Joint IDE coming in March. http://bit.ly/ece5KL
OH at #SemWebPro: “Wha#Googlele wants to do wit#Freebasese is not very clear, just like everything else Google does.“ // LOL
@dakoller If you happen to get one and happen to receive new ones, thanks for sharing one with me :-)
In his #RDFa tutorial http://bit.ly/fmLxlE @lespetitescases feat. my #GoodRelations Amazon Checker extension http://bit.ly/clR7HM #SemWebPro
Open Graph Inspector’s a nice Chrome extension to visualiz#Facebooko#OpenGraphph triples: http://bit.ly/h6j09 class=”hashtag” rel=”search” href=”//twitter.com/search?q=%23OGP”>#OGPG#SemanticWebe#SemWebProro
In his #SemWebPro #SemanticWeb tutorial @fabien_gandon reminds that the 1st version of the Web was a read-write Web that had typed links.
andreascon Ground-breaking: Amazon to set prices for paid Android apps http://read.bi/gpLbJg Retailers will elevate apps retailing to a science.
The slides from my #SemWebPro talk on #SemWebVid are available at http://bit.ly/semwebvid-…. Long live Jacques Brel! #SemanticWeb
#DBpedia 3.6 released: http://bit.ly/hbfXOs. Congratulations! #SemanticWeb
RT @ivan_herman: Finished my keynote at #SemWebPro conf. in Paris: “État des travaux en cours au#W3CC et perspectives” http://bit.ly/exFDvp
Stumbled (via @codepo8) upon #UniversalSubtitles: http://universalsubtitle…. Crowd-sourcing subs client-side. Useful for #SemWebVid
Preparing my #SemWebPro slides sporting a non-trivial amount of Jacques Brel. Excited. “Regarde bien, petit” #TomsPhD #SemWebVid
#Geek thing not to be missed in #Paris: http://i.imgur.com/Mx2xA… (via @opera, @cramforce) #Chrome #Opera
On my way to #SemWebPro Paris (http://www.semweb.pro/) for my #SemWebVid talk tomorrow, 15:30. ToDo: slide deck :-) #TomsPhD
beverloo The WebM team will be publishing plugins for Safari and IE9, adding support for their codec http://goo.gl/Zyw16 #WebM
RT @jerem: Happy to have contributed to http://w3fools.com/ — looking good! // +1
“The Web loves openness. Users love functionality.â@dalmaermaer on Google dropp#H264H264 support#Chromerome. http://bit.ly/dNM class=”hashtag” rel=”search” href=”//twitter.com/search?q=%23WebM”>#WebMW#HTML5TML5
@RobVesse It’s OK for a lab tutor to think that, I guess. You probably shouldn’t tweet it, though ;-) I had fun three years as a tutor…
@webr3 How the hell can one have /this/ problem ;-) Being ironic?
@jos_tweets LOL, nice catch!
Rescuing a hard disk w/ the awesome ddrescue tool (#MacOSX instructions bit.ly/eI0euO). On a rel. note getting a #Flickr Pro account.