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Further reading on the nanotechnology of the semantic web

For those of you who attended my XTech talk yesterday (and, indeed, for those of you who didn’t), here are a few jumping off points I mentioned:

Microformats

• microformats.org is the motherlode, home to the wiki where you can find documentation for microformats.
• microformats-discuss is the mailing list where there’s plenty of chat about existing microformats.
• Technorati Microformats Search is still in beta but it’s a nice example of a microformats search engine.
• Operator is the superb plug-in for Firefox that exposes and exports microformats.
• John Allsopp’s book on microformats is a must-have.
• Cork’d is the wine review site that’s filled with microformats, effectively giving it a read-only API (here’s my profile).
• Brian Suda has plenty of code, a cheat sheet and a PDF book on microformats.

Nanotechnology

• Engins of Creation by Eric Drexler.
• The Diamond Age: Or, A Young Lady’s Illustrated Primer by Neal Stephenson.
• Harry Kroto
• Buckminsterfullerene, nanobots and grey goo.

Miscellaneous

• The Pareto principle
• Mechs
• Rise of the Stupid Network by David Isenberg

Thursday, May 17th, 2007 6:22pm

Tagged with microformats nanotechnology xtech xtech07 xtech2007

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