Battle for the planet of the APIs
API shall not kill API.
API shall not kill API.
Don’t be sheeple, tweeple!
Multiple ways of getting into Huffduffer.
We should have a Science Hack Day.
Good times for geolocation hacking.
Deathwatch for the password anti-pattern.
What to do with those small pieces.
Moving bookmarks.
Google answers my prayers.
Socialising around the social graph.
It’s 10pm. Do you know where your data is?
Coming to Hackday this weekend? Here’s my plan.
Revish sets the tagging machinery in motion.
You can now associate Flickr pics with my posts.
An API-driven text adventure, accessible train times and hackable URLs; oh, yes.
A grandiose title for a cosy unconference.
Now with added Flickry goodness.
I gave a talk for the Web Standards Group in Melbourne.
APIs are good for business.
Heads up. Flickr and Del.icio.us have made some changes.
I’ve smeared some Ajaxy API calls all over my journal entries.
I’ve transcribed the text of the microformats panel I sat in on at South by Southwest.
The XTech 2006 conference provided plenty of food for thought.
Upcoming.org has added some nifty new features.
Amazon’s newest web service has no face, but I think it’s got legs.
This is the plain vanilla look.
You can subscribe to the journal RSS feed.
Hand-picked highlights from the archive.
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I had the pleasure of welcoming these people into my home: