Feeling very nostalgic about getting interested in XML and XSLT circa 2000-2001 and all that Semantic Web stuff. Amazed to see that people were still taking it seriously nearly 10 years later https://www.flickr.com/groups/xmlsummerschool2010 and that they're still going! I hope they have a lovely time!
So this website is hosted with IOMART, a cloud service provider with call-us pricing, and it stopped working because a few people clicked the link from here. That is really not impressive.
Ahaha! The Department of Computer Science are directly responsible for my having written some truly unhinged XML[0] and Oxford will be absolutely lovely in September.
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HN hug workaround: https://web.archive.org/web/20250711042802/https://xmlsummer...
Aggh! Sorry. I have contacted the site's admin to let them know. In the meantime there is also a LinkedIn Group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2043439/
There is also a registration page with Ticket Source - https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/booking/select/ngdvzeggmorw
Feeling very nostalgic about getting interested in XML and XSLT circa 2000-2001 and all that Semantic Web stuff. Amazed to see that people were still taking it seriously nearly 10 years later https://www.flickr.com/groups/xmlsummerschool2010 and that they're still going! I hope they have a lovely time!
XML is quite popular today in HN
xml is awesome, but misunderstood
submarine marketing?
Shadow DOM!
So this website is hosted with IOMART, a cloud service provider with call-us pricing, and it stopped working because a few people clicked the link from here. That is really not impressive.
Ahaha! The Department of Computer Science are directly responsible for my having written some truly unhinged XML[0] and Oxford will be absolutely lovely in September.
0: https://github.com/pjlsergeant/xslt-fever-dream
unhinged XML? I think Microsoft might be interested in hiring you for their newly created MSO365 department...the department of XML obfuscation!!
<department of="redundancy"></department>
This seems a bit morally questionable...
Hmmm... How do you mean?
It was just a dig at XML's reputation for being unpleasant.