• From: Tei <oscar.vives@g...>
• To: xml-dev@l...
• Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 13:04:34 +0200

On 9/6/06, walter kriha <walter@k...> wrote:
[...]
> Don't get me wrong: I sure like what can be done in Web2.0 today. But I
> am not so sure about the way it is done with code. To me it looks a bit
> like we have given up on the idea of information aggregation through
> tags. But if descriptive HyTime was too complex - doesn't the code have
> the same complexity just hidden somewhere?
>

Most people code for the platform. And the platform dont support
technology #41 and technology #42

But you can build a bridge from today  tech #4 to tech #127.  You just
need to emulate whatever the hell is HyTime with javascript as a
automagic emulation layer that people can drop'n'forget.  And you need
to build good documentation about how to use that, and how cool/simple
coding become.
Then some people will cross that bridge, and maybe settlers build
build a city on the other continent.

Javascript is broken, but you can fix it with more javascript :D

• References:
  • XLINK instead of AJAX?
    • From: walter kriha <walter@k...>