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Kurt Cagle is an author, developer, and online editor for O'Reilly Media, living in Victoria, BC, Canada. You can subscribe to Kurt's published articles here.

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You need to enable JavaScript to view more than 15 articles by this author. Open Standards/Closed Mind
Publish Date: Jun. 20, 2001Wrox author Kurt Cagle offers some further opinions on Clay Shirky's article: "Hailstorm: Open Web Services Controlled by Microsoft"

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Web 2.0 Expo Preview: Will Wright, Sims and Simulations

March 26 2009

Will Wright has been the foundational genius behind a thirty year string of blockbuster games, from the early Raid on Bungeling Bay in 1984 to the first truly fun urban simulation, Sim City. From there he delved deeper into the lives of the individual inhabitants of those cities with the… read more

eGov Watch: The Importance of Data.Gov

March 26 2009

The Illinois River is a slow moving, meandering waterway that originates out of Lake Michigan, flows beneath downtown Chicago, then cuts through the rich Illinois topsoil as it wends its way to Peoria (giving the area its distinctive river bluffs formation) then through the middle of the state until it… read more

Blue Sun? What an IBM acquisition of Sun means for software

March 24 2009

However, Sun's software side of the acquisition ledger, especially by IBM, has been rather oddly overlooked, given that it will likely have major implications for software development and cloud computing for years. Sun's software holdings cover five primary areas - Java, Solaris, mySQL, Open Office, and Sun's recently acquired QLayer… read more

The Women of XML

March 24 2009

I've long been a fan of Lady Ada Augusta Lovelace. She was not only one of Charles Babbage's biggest patrons, but she also was one of the first to suggest the use of "Jacquard Loom" type cards as a way of programming the Analytical Engine as well providing what may… read more

Google Voice Set to Transform the Phone

March 12 2009

In 2007, Google acquired the Grand Central Service, a VOIP based service that let users take advantage of a single phone number that could be used to forward to other phones, to record conversations and so forth. This service has been under the radar for some time, but today Google… read more

XProc: XML Pipelines and RESTful Services

March 11 2009

Anyone who has used languages such as XSLT should have a pretty fair idea about the complexities involved in treating XML as a programming language itself - it's verbose, forces thinking into a declarative model that can be at odds with the C-based languages currently used by most programmers, can… read more

XProc: XML Pipelines and RESTful Services

March 11 2009

Corporations and Cloud Sourcing

March 09 2009

The news out of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (the BLS) was grim this weak - the unemployment rate had reached 8.1%, climbing two whole percentage points in the last quarter. This rise is even more stunning given that unemployment had reportedly been stable for the past several years at… read more

Is Dreamweaver being beaten by Drupal?

March 08 2009

In 1997, I was at the Macromedia User's Conference to give a talk on creating "intelligent" agents within Macromedia Director. At this particular conference, Macromedia announced a new product called Dreamweaver, an HTML editing application that exercised a profound effect upon the web development community. read more

As the Internet Rewires Our Brains

March 01 2009

The Internet, ironically, has been abuzz this week with dire news about how the Social Media and the Internet itself is stunting our mental growth, is turning us into idiot savants, Aspergers and reverting our brains to a more primitive state. The first such statement came from Lady Greenfield, an… read more

Fighting the Status Quo

March 01 2009

Seth Godin recently published a rather insightful blog post on how trade groups often work to stifle innovation in order to maintain the status quo. The comments are especially timely now, as industry after industry goes to Washington hat in hand in order to beg a few billion here or… read more

XBRL: the Solution for Carbon Credit and Smart Grid Accounting

February 26 2009

During the State of the Union speech, President Obama made formal an assumption that had been emerging since his candidacy - his support for a carbon market as a vehicle for capping carbon emissions: read more

How to Save Journalism? Get Rid of the Newspapers

February 24 2009

I've recently been following a superb series by Michelle McLellan on the Ideas that get in the way of saving journalism. In this series of blogs, she does a superb job of raising some very uncomfortable questions for newspapers, most importantly, whether they are in fact so wedded to the… read more

eGov Watch: OpenCongress.org

February 23 2009

The political process has long been a realm associated as much with back rooms and cigars as it has with helping the people within a country. Otto Bismark, the first chancellor of a unified Germany in the 19th century, famously remarked "Laws are like sausages, it is better not to… read more

WebHooks, Syndication and the Programmable Web

February 19 2009

A friend of mine, NASA systems analyst Joshua McKenty, dropped a note recently in my twitter feed about WebHooks, and why they're superior to syndication as a mechanism for building cross-server applications. While I have run into webhooks periodically in the last couple of years and been intrigued by them,… read more

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Webcast - Building RESTful Services with XQuery and XRX
January 28, 2009
Duration: Approximately 90 minutes. Cost: Free Web services have, over the years, come to be associated with SOAP, WSDL and complex interactions. Recently, however, with advances in XML databases, the introduction of the XQuery language, the rise...

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