RDFa is now a W3C "proposed recommendation."
A Ruby microformat parser
Tantek presentation at dconstruct about Social Network Portability
Using hrefiews microformat with Twitter
"自分と友達の関係を特定のサービスに限定させることなく視覚化"
Listing of known rel values from specifications, formats, proposals, etc. as seen in the wild
Firefox add-on
is neat - import social networks from *every* service they can find - gmail, twitter.... ruby on rails only.
The goal of the RESTful JSON project is to develop a series of conventions for: URLs HTTP methods HTTP headers JSON fields
add rdf or other data to yahoo search results.
Introductory article to a series focusing on specific microformat implementations on a personal blog. Includes some background on microformats, as well as links to resources for hCard, hAtom, rel-home, rel-tag, rel-license, rel-me, hCalendar and XFN.
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"The goal is to transform data into information and information into insight."
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This is the kind of protocol talks I love. If Vinci @ Gownfull can come to barcamp hk, she shall be able to give one
The blockquote element has the potential to create a second “web within the Web”—a Web of attribution. This potential is created by the little-known cite attribute, which is supposed to point to the URL from which the quote was taken.
If everyone marked up their blockquotes this way, it would open the door to powerful analysis tools of the same sort that we now have for links. Not only would Google be able to tell you who links to you, but it could also tell you who was quoting you. The problem with the cite attribute, of course, is that almost nobody knows about it—and even fewer people use it! And the reason? In most browsers, it doesn’t do anything.A scintillating quote…
Phil Haack attempts to infuse technology and software development with humor and a pragmatic eye... Attempts.
This is a BETA implementation of an XSLT file to transform and hCard encoded XHTML file into the corresponding contact file.
QuickSilver for the web