Thursday, February 27, 2003Worth a listenDave Winer announces a Dartmouth gig:I'm giving a seminar at Dartmouth on May 9 entitled "Internet protocols for the Web as a writing environment." Interesting timing, because it was five years ago, to the day, that I wrote the piece that inspired XML-RPC and SOAP. "It's RPC over HTTP via XML. I believe it's the next protocol for runtimes."Mr. Winer is widely regarded as an Internet luminary, was an early contributor to Wired (before it became a Fast Company clone), founded Userland Software, writes Scripting News daily, and is a Berkman Fellow at the Harvard Law School. Posted by Andrew Grossman at 1:26 PM Comments Post a Comment (we enforce our comments policy) |
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