[[2004 06 18 the bleeding edge of the web has moved away from html]]

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Robert Scoble
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I see a trend there. The bleeding edge of the Web has moved away from HTML and onto other fronts -- fronts where the standards bodies have not yet been involved. The Scobleizer: Molly calls for Web standards advocates to hold strong

Bleeding edge is really well done Flash or other more "active" technologies: XAML, XUL, Java Webstart. Does this mean you have to ignore standards? Definitely not, but here it's more about interfaces (XML-RPC, SOAP, platform APIs) than formats (XHTML etc.).

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public document at doc.anagora.org/2004-06-18-the-bleeding-edge-of-the-web-has-moved-away-from-html
video call at meet.jit.si/2004-06-18-the-bleeding-edge-of-the-web-has-moved-away-from-html

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