Published by ugo on March 1, 2005
in web.
The Red Couch: Chapter 1: “Blogging is one of those ‘somethings.’ It is vital and strategic to the future of business. Some who ignore this fact will face the same fate as the village blacksmith of the last century.”
Read the rest over at The Red Couch, Shel Israel's and Robert Scoble's business blogging book blog.
Another quote: “Five years ago, it was dismissed as the purview of lonely diarists, the politically obsessed or the technologically zealous.”
Well, not just five years ago. Even today, you can find somebody who just doesn't get it.
Published by ugo on March 1, 2005
in devel.
We need to develop a very specialized data entry application using Mozilla/Firefox as a client. We are already making use of various Ajax techniques, but for one of the screens we need to boldly go where no developer has gone before
;). I haven't got the time to go into too much detail, but suffice it to say that we could make use of XML Schema support for this task.
So, the question is: Is XML Schema support available in Mozilla/Firefox? And can I use it for determining, given a node belonging to an XML document in memory, which attributes and children can I add to it? In other words, can I use a schema to suggest the types and values of data the user can add at each point in the document?
Update: here's a page that looks promising.
