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The Web 2.0 Expo experience
The Web 2.0 Expo is over so I thought I'd jot down my thoughts of the Expo, Web 2Open, the launch of Viddler 2.0, the Web 2 Party, and show off some photos of all of these events.
Posted in Notes Also tagged california, chris-messina, chris-tingom, citizen-agency, d.-keith-robinson, dustin-diaz, event, faberlove, facebook, flickr, food, google, harry-snodgrass, hatomic, jina-bolton, larry-halff, ma.gnolia, microsoft, oranges, party, Photos, san-francisco, santa-clara, saratoga, scrapblog, tara-hunt, version2, viddler, web2expo, yahoo!, zimki 4 Comments
Philadelphia Weblogger Meetup – March 17th
I'm attending two Weblogger meetups in a row, after having just been in Austin, Texas at South by Southwest? Yes, cuz I'm that crazy.
Posted in Notes Also tagged alex-hillman, coworking, events, hcalendar, meetup, pennsylvania, philadelphia, ten-stone, tony-green Leave a comment
Philadelphia Weblogger Meetup – February 17th
We're heading down to the great city of Philadelphia again!
Posted in Notes Also tagged andrea, blogging, chris-fehnel, colin-devroe, eliza-devroe, event, hcalendar, jason-santa-maria, marisa-mcclellan, meetup, mike-stickel, pennsylvania, philadelphia, rob-sandie, tom-kim, tony-green, viddler, webloggers, wordpress 3 Comments
Re: The usefulness of Microformats
Recently Kyle expressed his gripes about Microformats, their documentation, and usefulness. This is my reply to that.
Posted in Notes Also tagged atom, feeds, hatom, hcard, html, jeremy-keith, kyle-neath, rss, syndication, tantek-Çelik, technorati 3 Comments
Using hCard in Wordpress comments
You too can help support the semantic Web. Marking up your comments properly in Wordpress, is just one way. Here's how.
My Web: Yesterday and Today
In some ways I miss the old Web. Though I'd never trade it for what we have now, perhaps we need to start thinking 3.0 instead of 2.0 now.
In response to: PHP, MySQL, and Contact Management: Contacts 0.1 by Jon Christopher