Re: [uf-discuss] Microformat for programming language reference?

be a good thing? James Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis wrote: On 17/1/09 17:43, James Tindall wrote: It leaves me wondering whether many of the other scripting languages like php, ruby, javascript, actionscript and python could each be visually displayed in a similar way and using standardised class

Re: [uf-discuss] Microformat for programming language reference?

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[uf-discuss] Microformat for programming language reference?

Hi all, I often need to jump between various programming/scripting languages and have recently been wondering if there exists a site that helps with this process by mapping the equivalent functions in the various languages. I'm yet to find such a site and have recently wondered about the feas

[uf-discuss] dates and hatom

I've been playing with the friendfeed api in order to output hatom formated content. Is there any kind of consensus on the best solution from all those that have been proposed for the date-time problem. At the moment I think I favour the 'machine data in class' solution proposed by the bbc :

Re: [uf-discuss] hatom comments?

Perfect! I should have done a search on the wiki - can't see a link to these comment pages from the front page or hatom pages though? Thanks Martin, James Martin McEvoy wrote: James Tindall wrote: Hello and Happy New Year to all, Happy new year to you too James I'm lookin

[uf-discuss] hatom comments?

Hello and Happy New Year to all, I'm looking for some guidance on how to markup comments in hatom formatted xhtml - I've seen the comment on the hatom issues page from Ken Wronkiewicz but didn't find the RFC 4864 link particularly enlightening. Any examples would be appreciated. James

Re: [uf-discuss] hatom tumblr theme

n as this vCard over here with UID:123 Even if they both have different information. This is why we have been trying to connect UID and URL, much like XFN and OpenID your identity is your URL, which is globally unique. I will update the wiki page. -brian -- -

Re: [uf-discuss] hatom tumblr theme

All very helpful and informative - thanks Toby! Toby A Inkster wrote: James Tindall: Incidentally however, this vcard validator now complains that uid should not appear twice on a page with the same value? http://hcard.geekhood.net/?url=microformats.tumblr.com There is no prohibition on

Re: [uf-discuss] hatom tumblr theme

Toby A Inkster wrote: Note that the vCard output contains many different James Tindalls. If you gave all your hCards the same "uid" it would (using the most technical language possible...) "glue them together" and the vCard output would just contain one contact. Good point Toby! I've now adde

Re: [uf-discuss] hatom tumblr theme

Thanks to all for the parser links! - all are now listed on the post about extraction: http://microformats.tumblr.com/post/64799295/extracting-meaningful-content-from-hatom-formatted Martin McEvoy wrote: Toby A Inkster wrote: Me too! Of course, the more the merrier :-D http://srv.buzzwor

Re: [uf-discuss] hatom tumblr theme

Great spot David, the microformatic hatom to atom transformer now extracts the content successfully. Thanks! David Janes wrote: Hmmm ... HTML Tidy on this gets upset at the DISQUS script line: document.write('

[uf-discuss] hatom tumblr theme

ted here: http://microformats.tumblr.com/ and the source for the theme is here: http://github.com/atomless/a-microformats-theme-for-tumblr/tree/master james -- James Tindall http://jamestindall.info/ ___ microformats-discuss mailing list microformats-discuss@microf

[uf-discuss] rel="byme"

I use the xfn rel="me" to link from my personal site to sites that I maintain and that represent me in some way but is there a microformat I should use to link to a site I have built for a client? =james.tindall ___ microformats-discuss mailing list m

[uf-discuss] permatime using microformats

Hello all, Any of you seen http://permatime.com/ ? Apart from taking the confusion out of sharing points in time accross timezones, it also turns out to be a very handy way of generating an hcalendar event. One of the co-creators also comes up with a very nice plain english (what and why) ex

[uf-discuss] xfn relationships of influence

I've been refering to the xfn-brainstorming wiki for guidance on additional xfn ralationships. I can see from the wiki page that there's a desire to find a word to define the inverse of 'follower' but what I need is to offer users more options to choose from on both sides of the relationship -

[uf-discuss] hcard authority?

Hi, I was just wondering if there's any existing mechanism for determining the authority of hcards? In other words, if a social graph query finds two hcards in different locations refering to the same person are there any guidlines for determining which should be considered authoritative if