Dave Beckett - Journalblog

DAML Services new release, DAML-S 0.7.

ISTweb | FET | GLOBAL COMPUTING (GC) Co-operation of Autonomous and Mobile Entities in Dynamic Environments - one of there projects was "Humorous Agent for Humorous Acronyms" (10 month, completed, though I can't find a writeup).

European Association for Theoretical Computer Science - membership is only a few euro a year and for that you get a pretty fine (often hard!) journal.

Link Feedback - see and show where your visitors come from!

Disenchanted links back to you - backlink stuff

Stephen's Web ~ Referrer System - referrer script, very simple to use (if you remember your directory permissions!)

dive into mark/October 11, 2002 - a very neat trick in the web medium, of particular interest to bloggers. If you link to Pilgrim's blog and give a comment, and then someone follows that link then your comment will be added to the 'further reading' section. I'm not entirely sure about the mechanics (must look into referrer logs), presumably he's pulling out RSS elements...

RDF API for PHP V0.1 based on the Stanford API

The Set Game Company Homepage - card game based on sets (can you get this in Europe?). Reminds me that I never did receive Wff 'n' Proof - I wonder if it made it to Sri Lanka? Should keep Mr. Silva entertained if it did...

Whoever said the web wasn't useful - online Mornington Crescent.

Whoever said the web wasn't useful - online Mornington Crescent.

Java Specification Requests to watch : JSR 175
A Metadata Facility for the Java Programming Language
and JSR 181 Web Services Metadata for the JavaTM Platform (thanks Bill de hOra)

miscoranda - Sean B. Palmer's weblog. Expect linguistic strangeness ;-)

JSX2 "JSX2 exports data out of objects and into the world, processes it independently of the objects themselves and can import it back again in another call. Because it is object-based and fully customizable, you work in Java with your existing objects - no "glue" is needed, or conceptual shifts to XML or relational tables."

Neat.

Elephant "... is a concept that John Cowan has been contemplating for a while now, based on the IBIS approach to discussing open-ended issues. "

zoe - a mail proxy that allows the mails to be 'Googled'

Microsoft "XDocs" appears to be an XML schema-driven editor/organiser.

Collaborative Groupware Software mostly open source

Dave Beckett's Resource Description Framework (RDF) Resource Guide - more of a categorized/commented link megalist than a guide, but a marvellous resource all the same.

movabletype's Home Page - movabletype.com at Yahoo/Geocities : " I haven't started building my site yet. Please check back soon! ". Perhaps I should try movabletype.org ...

The JGraph Project Home Page

IMS Meta-Data RDF Binding

Twisted Matrix Labs: Twisted - Python networking framework - IRC + mail + web ++, very lightweight, looks very interesting...

An RDF schema for topic maps "This document describes an RDF schema that is essentially a translation of the Standard Application Model for Topic Maps into RDF. As such it allows topic maps to be expressed in RDF, but is perhaps less flexible than one might wish. "

Codepiction data visualised with SVG - JibberingJim. (source is in /codepiction/knows.4.1)

The Semantic Web... in Haiku - Wonderful! Sean B. Palmer on top form.

* How we confuse symbols and things (it isn't knowledge rep. stuff)

* The CareWare Idea - the "To own Arachnophilia, I ask that you stop whining about how hard your life is, at least for a while."("Arachnophilia is a powerful programming editor with some special HTML production and editing features.")